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Tag: Climate change

Carbon Free Shipping: A Sustainable Approach to International Shipping

By Lohitakshaa Mohapatra Amidst growing environmental concerns, the COP28 held in Dubai has been significant. The summit brought international shipping, … More

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The Blue Ecosystem : During and After Covid – 19

Shivangi Banerjee* The mass movement of ships and commercial fishing over the years has marred the marine ecosystems to a … More

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SULPHUR CAP REGULATION 2020: A CRITIQUE

Effectiveness of the Regulation 4.2.1.1. of the MARPOL Convention (Annex VI) and alternative methods for reducing Sulphuremissions Bodhisattwa Majumder* In … More

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EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON MARITIME ZONES

Ashish Singh* ABSTRACT Among the umpteen threats posed by climate change is the impact on the extent of the maritime … More

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IS SHIPBREAKING ALONG INDIAN COASTS REALLY GREEN? A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INDIAN DOMESTIC LAWS IN LIGHT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

Ananya Sharma* Abstract This essay shall examine the process of Shipbreaking in India in light and context of the major … More

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