The pollution quagmire

Article Abstract:

The level of pollution in the world's oceans continues to increase despite the imposition of increasingly stringent regulations and the adoption of new environment-friendly technologies. Shipboard garbage remains a serious problem, although the biggest challenge by far concerns the proper disposal of petroleum products, whether cargo residues or discharged ballast water. The problem is exacerbated by many oil-exporting countries which refuse to provide reception facilities for oily wastes.

Deep sea foreign trans. of freight, Deep Sea Foreign Transport, Deep Sea Freight Transportation, Marine transportation

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NOx buster for MAN

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the implementation of a system to help reduce the NOx levels by Man B&W are discussed. Particular attention is given to technical details of the system's functionality and installation, including its catalytic based reduction system.

Product information, MAN B und W Diesel GmbH

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Environmental issues take the centre stage at IMO

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the environmental policy on anti-fouling which was agreed by 158 countries attending the Marine Environment Protection Committee meeting of the International Maritime Organization.

Paint and Coating Manufacturing, Paints and allied products, Paint Products NEC, Paints, Environmental policy, International Maritime Organization, Paint, Antifouling, Antifouling paints

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