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… Course to the International Legal Framework on Marine Pollution Book: Book - Unit 1 – Introduction … is dumping. Pollution from vessels can take the forms of oil, chemicals, lost cargo and equipment, sewage, garbage, … big supertankers, carrying a full cargo of 120,000 tons of oil. On 18 March, she struck Pollard’s Rock in the Seven …

… Protocol to the Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and other Matter of 1972 … is to prevent environmental harm, whether they concern pollution of the sea, inland waters, the atmosphere, soil or … effect. Examples The 1990 International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Cooperation states …

… hundreds of mil- lions of dollars in future contracts on oil exploration during the last weeks of his administration. The money now, the oil production later. Fortunately, the Ecuadorian … audacity to publish in Nature his findings of transgenic pollution, thereby risking corporate grants at UC-Berkeley …

… agricultural crops: fodder plants, cereals, potatoes and oil and fibre plants, which are commonly used as farm- saved …

… the sense that an action against a cross-border source of pollution must be brought in the country of the polluter, … may seek to apply 379 For instance, purified vegetable oil contains no DNA or RNA. (Personal communication, Seizo … then that definition would exclude processed vegetable oil, and possibly some other products. 115 Measures that Can …

… non-renewable resource extraction, shipping ac- tivities (oil, chemical and cargo spills), the strategic use of … winds;’ and Art. 1, which includes in the definition of pollution actions which cause ‘harm to living resources and … in the water column (including fishing, shipping/pollution, military activities) may affect these resources. …