News
‘Useless’ global ship recycling treaty sparks criticism
A new international convention on ship recycling adopted by world governments at an International Maritime Organisation (IMO) conference in Hong Kong last Friday has been dismissed as "useless paper" by environmentalists and other campaigners.
The full text of this article is only available to registered subscribers and free trialists. To login, please enter your email address and subscriber access code below.
Related Content
-
Polish MPs back environmental policy for 2009-12
28 May 2009
-
EU urged to get rid of obsolete pesticide stocks
27 May 2009
-
Compliance fears as EU landfill deadline looms
20 May 2009
-
Oceans 'must feature in UN climate change talks'
18 May 2009
-
Report warns of 250% rise in shipping emissions
18 May 2009
-
Nordics create green fund to protect the Baltic Sea
14 May 2009
-
Commission clarifies EU drinks packaging rules
12 May 2009
-
IMO set to adopt ship recycling convention
8 May 2009
EEA chief speaks up for biodiversity
ENDS Europe's Sonja van Renssen asks the EEA’s Jacqueline McGlade how she expects the agency’s new biodiversity tools to help shape EU policy
RSS
Latest jobs
- Adas Uk Ltd: Energy & Resource Efficiency Consultant – Two Posts Range £24,840 to £31,800
- Randstad Cpe: Wind Farm Consulting Engineer Competitive
- Randstad Cpe: Senior / Principal Acoustics Engineer up to £40K
