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May 18, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Bangladesh High Court action trickles down to recycling sector

Ongoing petitioning at the High Court of Bangladesh has led to an unstable week on the ship recycling front. With environmental authorities pushing for a resolution to hazardous materials inventories, analysts said that vessels which have not yet been sent for recycling may be tied up for some lengt

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Ongoing petitioning at the High Court of Bangladesh has led to an unstable week on the ship recycling front. With environmental authorities pushing for a resolution to hazardous materials inventories, analysts said that vessels which have not yet been sent for recycling may be tied up for some length, awaiting permission to proceed.

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