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The regulation of laying-up ships by the flag administration and port state: competence, duties and responsibilities

The regulation of laying-up ships by the flag administration and port state: competence, duties and responsibilities
The regulation of laying-up ships by the flag administration and port state: competence, duties and responsibilities
There has been increased awareness and concern about the protection of the marine environment. The pollution risk posed by laid-up ships, wrecks and abandoned or disused offshore installations is an aspect that should be given due consideration by coastal states and key industry players. There are many complex issues to be associated with these potentially polluting elements. Ideally, these issues which encompass both legal and technical aspects should be carefully considered and addressed. This would be crucial in ensuring that the marine environment is well protected from elements that can eventually either slowly or catastrophically result in significant damage to the marine environment.
Ntovas, Alexandros X.M.
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Ntovas, Alexandros X.M.
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Ntovas, Alexandros X.M. (2014) The regulation of laying-up ships by the flag administration and port state: competence, duties and responsibilities. The Protection of Marine Environment, Attorney General’s Chambers of Malaysia, , Putrajaya, Malaysia. 25 Jun 2014.

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Abstract

There has been increased awareness and concern about the protection of the marine environment. The pollution risk posed by laid-up ships, wrecks and abandoned or disused offshore installations is an aspect that should be given due consideration by coastal states and key industry players. There are many complex issues to be associated with these potentially polluting elements. Ideally, these issues which encompass both legal and technical aspects should be carefully considered and addressed. This would be crucial in ensuring that the marine environment is well protected from elements that can eventually either slowly or catastrophically result in significant damage to the marine environment.

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Published date: 25 June 2014
Venue - Dates: The Protection of Marine Environment, Attorney General’s Chambers of Malaysia, , Putrajaya, Malaysia, 2014-06-25 - 2014-06-25
Organisations: Southampton Law School

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Local EPrints ID: 366458
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/366458
PURE UUID: 4eb921cd-29bc-4498-8b20-21f09c20cda8

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Date deposited: 02 Jul 2014 15:29
Last modified: 22 Jul 2022 19:02

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