In a Nutshell The London Protocol prohibits all forms of marine dumping unless explicitly permitted to control marine pollution. The London Protocol was introduced in 1996 to modernise and eventually replace the “Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by...
In a Nutshell The OSPAR Convention, which replaced the Oslo and Paris Conventions when it was adopted in 1992, establishes a legal framework for safeguarding the marine environment against sea-/land-based pollution in the European North-East Atlantic Area. The...
