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Clean Ships, Clean Ports, Clean Oceans Controlling Garbage and Plastic Wastes at Sea (1995) / Chapter Skim
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Pages 127-131

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From page 127...
... Economic interventions include imposing internal (company) fines for violations of garbage handling rules, and improving garbage treatment equipment to reduce its costs.
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From page 128...
... . minimize waste.
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... Develop and install appropriate garbage handling equipment or integrated waste management systems. Develop recycling programs for items (cans)
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... Garbage handling can be a problem due to vessel mode of operation. While at sea, sampling or monitoring tasks may require that a research vessel remain on station or restrict its motion and curtail overboard discharges; the vessel may be unable to return to port before garbage storage space is full.
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... Impose internal fines for violations of garbage handling rules. Foster development of reliable and affordable port reception facilities.
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