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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 157-158

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From page 157...
... Both Bremen, Germany and Copenhagen, Denmark established Annex V port reception facilities as part of overall municipal waste management (Federal Republic of Germany, 1990; Larsen and Borrild, 1991~. Even the Port of Manila, in the Philippines, where vessel operators historically discharged garbage overboard without punishment, now mandates that operators off-load ship's garbage into port reception facilities (Fairplay International Shipping Weekly, 19931.
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From page 158...
... All nine categories of vessels examined in this report use one or more of the port facilities listed. It is important to remember that ports vary widely in terms of size, types of vessels served, and management organizationall factors that affect choice of garbage management strategies.
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Key Terms

  • reception facilities
  • port reception
  • waste management
  • garbage handling
  • garbage management

  • vessel operators
  • garbage disposal
  • vessel operator
  • port authorities
  • board staff

  • marine board
  • handling practices
  • garbage reception
  • integrated waste
  • discharged garbage

  • fishing ports


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