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Introduction Shipbreaking refers to the recycling of end of life ships. It is also known as demolition, disposal, or recycling, especially by industry stakeholders. It becomes problematic or criminalized when it takes place through unregulated means or against international environmental standards due to uneven regulations. Ships are recycled because they are no longer sea-worthy, because ..Read morehttps://www.safeseas.net/evidence/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/4118437850_02c094b57b_k-1024x766.jpg