Governing the sea

Article Abstract:

UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), the treaty that establishes international laws aims for preserving a clean and healthy marine environment and deals with ocean pollution, wildlife protection. The treaty was ratified by 145 nations and won unanimous approval from the Senace Foreign Relations Committee.

United States, Sailing

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Commonsense Cruising: The perils of towing

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The differences between towage and salvage of ships are examined and its legal and financial implications are discussed. It is suggested that a boat owner must study carefully the salvage policies of a tow company before availing such services.

Commodity & service prices, Management dynamics, Connecticut, Towboat Operators, Navigational Services to Shipping, Towing and tugboat service, Usage, Prices and rates, Practice, Towing, Company pricing policy, Towboats

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A stable relationship

Article Abstract:

The new yacht standards set by European Union for evaluating the worthiness of yachts imported from America are criticized.

Europe, Product quality, International economic relations, Imports, Quality management, Yacht building, Yachts and yachting, Yachts, Trade policy

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