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... Ships The wealthy countries of the world produce , exclusive of kitchen leftovers , 1.6 kg of garbage per capita per day . There are human beings on passenger ships on the world's oceans for 17 million per capita days , and they produce ...
... Ships The wealthy countries of the world produce , exclusive of kitchen leftovers , 1.6 kg of garbage per capita per day . There are human beings on passenger ships on the world's oceans for 17 million per capita days , and they produce ...
Page 188
... ships can dispose of their waste oil after an oil change and will not , as it is still done widely , leave it in the sea . In addition , the installation of separa- tors on ships which free the bilge water from leakage oil is required ...
... ships can dispose of their waste oil after an oil change and will not , as it is still done widely , leave it in the sea . In addition , the installation of separa- tors on ships which free the bilge water from leakage oil is required ...
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... ship . Sections of the convention which deal with garbage and sewage produced by the ship's crew are only regarded ... ships with other dangerous cargoes . On a regional level con- cerning the North Sea eight states agreed in 1969 on a ...
... ship . Sections of the convention which deal with garbage and sewage produced by the ship's crew are only regarded ... ships with other dangerous cargoes . On a regional level con- cerning the North Sea eight states agreed in 1969 on a ...
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