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September 1, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Shiprepairers plan to clean up their own act

EUROPE’s shiprepair community is looking to secure European Union research and development funds to help clean up its business. As yards continue to face economic challenges, they also face demands to improve their environmental performance

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EUROPE’s shiprepair community is looking to secure European Union research and development funds to help clean up its business.

As yards continue to face economic challenges, they also face demands to improve their environmental performance

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