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Cruise Ships From Britain End Up In Indian Scrapyards Bypassing UK Law
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Cruise Ships From Britain End Up In Indian Scrapyards Bypassing UK Law

A recent media report has highlighted what’s happening to Britain’s expired cruise ships which are heading to Indian scrapyards.

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India: DG Shipping Appointed As National Authority For Ships Recycling
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India: DG Shipping Appointed As National Authority For Ships Recycling

The Directorate General of Shipping has been notified as to the National Authority for Recycling of Ships under Section 3 of the Recycling of Ships Act, 2019.

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Carnival Corporation Delivers Two Retired Cruise Ships For Responsible Recycling In Turkey
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Carnival Corporation Delivers Two Retired Cruise Ships For Responsible Recycling In Turkey

Carnival Corporation & plc announced agreements with maritime reclamation and recycling specialists EGE CELIK and SIMSEKLER to responsibly dismantle and recycle two retired ships scheduled to leave its fleet.

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Norway Commits US$ 1.5 Million To Support Improved Ship Recycling In Bangladesh With IMO
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Norway Commits US$ 1.5 Million To Support Improved Ship Recycling In Bangladesh With IMO

The third phase of an IMO-implemented project to enhance safe and environmentally sound ship recycling in Bangladesh has been given the go-ahead, with Norway committing approximately US$1.5 million to support improved ship recycling in Bangladesh.

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987 Of 1418 Ships Sold To Dirty And Dangerous Breaking On Beaches In 2018/2019
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987 Of 1418 Ships Sold To Dirty And Dangerous Breaking On Beaches In 2018/2019

These past two years the NGO Shipbreaking Platform has won support for sustainable ship recycling in the financial sector while raising the stakes for shipowners who opt for substandard shipbreaking on South Asian beaches.

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DNV GL’s New Guidance ‘Safe Path To Recycling Compliance’ Works To Support Shipowner Decisions
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DNV GL’s New Guidance ‘Safe Path To Recycling Compliance’ Works To Support Shipowner Decisions

DNV GL, the world’s leading classification society, has launched new guidance on recycling to help shipowners navigate a regulatory environment that is becoming increasingly complex.

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IMO Welcomes Malta As It Accedes To Ship Recycling Convention
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IMO Welcomes Malta As It Accedes To Ship Recycling Convention

Malta is the latest country to accede to IMO’s treaty for safe and environmentally-sound ship recycling – the Hong Kong Convention.

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IMO Secretary Urges Member States To Ratify Safe Recycling Of Ships Convention
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IMO Secretary Urges Member States To Ratify Safe Recycling Of Ships Convention

Ten years after the adoption of IMO’s Hong Kong Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships, in May 2009, there has been progress with voluntary application of its requirements.

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BIMCO: EU Ship Recycling Rules Look Like Protectionism
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BIMCO: EU Ship Recycling Rules Look Like Protectionism

Only nine shipyards, out of 26, on the EU list of approved recycling facilities are realistically open for ship recycling, and only three of the 26 could recycle a large ship, a study commissioned by BIMCO shows.

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