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Shipbreaking in OECD

7 References

BIMCO (2002) Decommissioning and Recycling of Ships and the Capacity of the Recycling Industry.

BIMCO (2001) Standard contract for the sale of vessels for demolition and recycling (Demolishcon)

Clarkson (2001) Information from Demolition section of http://www.clarksons.net

Clarkson (2002) Demolition database 1994-2002.

Commission of the European Communities, CEC (2001) Technological and Economic Study of Ship Scrapping in Europe. DNV Report no. 2000-3527

DRF (2002) Skibsfarten i tal, November 2002. Danmarks Rederiforening.

Technical working group of the Basel convention (2002). Draft technical guidelines for the environmentally sound management of the full and partial dismantling of ships. Unep/chw/twg/19/7/rev.1.

Greenpeace (1999) Ships for Scrap II. Steel and Toxic Wastes for Asia.

Greenpeace (2001) Ships for scrap IV. Steel and toxic wastes for Asia.

US EPA (2000) A Guide for Ship Scrappers: Tips for Regulatory Compliance

ILO (2000) Shipbreaking: A Background Paper

ILO (2001) Worker safety in the ship-breaking industries.

IMO MEPC (2000-2002) Several papers and notes on the possible regulation of shipbreaking

Marisec (2001) Industry code of practice on ship recycling.

Norwegian Ministry of Environment, Norwegian Shipowners Association, Norwegian Research Council (1999) Environmental Protection and Ship Demolition Practices

Norwegian Research Council (2002) Decommissioning of Ships – Environmental Standards; Third Party Environmental Verification - Ship Decommissioning (ENVER); Ship Decommissioning in the OECD Area; Decommissioning Guidelines - The GUIDEC Approach.

Personal communication with Mr. A. Finn, Clarkson's May 2002.

US Navy and US Marad (2001) Disposal options for ships.