Breaking up is hard to do

Duncan Graham-Rowe

Nature, 2004, vol. 429, issue 6994, 800-802

Abstract: Single-hulled ships are being rushed to the scrapyard in the wake of oil spills such as that of the Prestige. But will breaking them up cause environmental havoc too? Duncan Graham-Rowe finds out.

Date: 2004
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