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Cleaner Seas is an online publication that covers the whole range of marine environmental issues and legislation, ranging from matters such as oil pollution prevention to control of funnel emissions and from the dumping of rubbish to use of antifoulings. It is produced with the active assistance and support of the major maritime organisations. Cleaner Seas has three main objectives: to keep shipping decision makers up to date with environmental issues, to inform a wider readership of what action is already being taken by shipping to prevent environmental damage and to project a balanced view of the industry’s environmental record, which is far better than the tabloid press would have us believe.

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Human Impact on Marine Ecosystems: The Tragic Symphony of Life and Death
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Human Impact on Marine Ecosystems: The Tragic Symphony of Life and Death

Introduction The ocean is a delicate ecosystem that has been intricately balanced for millions of years. But human activity has caused a discordant note in

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NIPPON PAINT MARINE’S NEOGAURD HOLD PROTECTION REDUCES ROUTINE MAINTENANCE FOR STARNES

The Nippon Paint Marine NEOGUARD anti-corrosive coating applied to the cargo holds of the 40,000dwt bulker _Starnes_ has been a key factor in ship manager

Marine Pollution News

Orkney port – MV Hamnavoe ‘Green Energy’ Initiative

Recent environmental initiatives introduced at Orkney port include some extensive projects that focus on reducing carbon emissions and preserving marine

Marine Pollution News

Reducing carbon footprint in marine industry

The marine industry has a great opportunity to reduce its carbon footprint. Developing and growing economies, as well as developing countries, can benefit

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Marine Pollution

Isle of Man Ship Registry Believes Flag States Have an Important Role to Play in Promoting Green Shipping

Pioneering research into green propulsion technology is underway across the maritime sector in an effort to decarbonise shipping and find viable

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