Posts Tagged "déchets"

(Français) Océanisation au large de la Martinique

4 Nov 2014

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(Français) Ils veulent couler la Cosette, ex-Zanoobia

29 Oct 2014

(Français) Ils veulent couler la Cosette, ex-Zanoobia

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SHIPBREAKING – Bulletin of information and analysis on end-of-life ships

25 Oct 2014

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Ships sent to demolition in 2023

Shipbreaking #70– from April 1 to September 30, 2023, pdf 92 pages, 16.2 Mo

Shipbreaking #69– from January 1 to March 31, 2023, pdf 68 pages, 12.3 Mo

The Borodine in Riga, August 1982. © Yan Tikhonov

Ships sent to demolition in 2022

Shipbreaking #68– from July 1 to December 31, 2022, pdf 101 pages, 19Mo

Shipbreaking #67– from April 1, 2022 to June 30, 2022, pdf 63 pages, 12.3 Mo

Shipbreaking #66– from January 1, 2022 to March 31, 2022, pdf 77 pages, 15,9 Mo

Bell, March 2022, Chattogram © Fazlur Rahman

Ships sent to demolition in 2021

Shipbreaking #65– from October 1, 2021 to December 31, 2021, pdf 76 pages, 13 Mo

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Australian waste: Divergence between Robin des Bois and the French Ministry of Environment

22 Jul 2014

Robin des Bois regrets that the French Ministry of Environment decided to refuse the importation of 132 tonnes of chemical waste from Sydney, Australia.

The NGO worked over numerous months with Orica, holder of the waste, and with Trédi, disposal contractor of hazardous waste, to develop a method of operation likely to unblock an inextricable situation in Australia and to reduce, to a minimum, maritime transport risks.

Unfortunately, the Ministry of Environment joined the gang and shares certain caricatures of French and international environmentalist, by not taking into account the benefits of the plan well thought out by Robin des Bois, Trédi and Orica. (cf. Robin des Bois’ viewpoint on the importation of HCB from Australia to France. June 16, 2014)

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(Français) Les déchets de la téléréalité

30 Jun 2014

(Français) Les déchets de la téléréalité

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