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EU seeks to implement ship recycling treaty
The European Commission has issued a paper highlighting inconsistencies between the new Hong Kong treaty on ship dismantling, EU rules on waste shipments and the UN Basel convention as Europe seeks to implement the ship dismantling treaty.
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