Garbage pollution from ships

Cargo residues

12 nautical miles

Mediterranean Sea

It must be ground to a particle size of less than 25 mm

To keep track of the types and quantities of garbage generated and disposed of

Chemicals

To inform crew members about the types of garbage that cannot be discharged at sea

It must be incinerated on board the ship

To outline the procedures for collecting, storing , and disposing of garbage on board the ship

They must be stored in designated containers for later disposal on land

It must be treated with chemicals to neutralize its harmful effects

To ensure that ships have access to proper waste management facilities in ports

They must be diluted with water before disposal

To ensure that crew members are properly trained in garbage disposal procedure

Are thrown overboard

Treated

Sufficient garbage storage capacities

PSC

I, III, IV, VI, VII

No, because it is a special area

To dispose of waste generated on the ship

They should take appropriate action based on the information

Ships that comply with the provisions of this Annex

To prevent global temperature from rising more than 1.5° C above pre industrial levels

To avoid unduly delaying the ship

Amendments must be adopted and brought into force in accordance with the provision of article 16 of the present Convention

From the date of completion of the renewal survey to a date not exceeding five years from the date of completion of renewal survey

Air pollution from ocean going ships

850

By using fans to move air over substances that bind specifically to the carbon dioxide

Engines installed in the lifeboats intended for emergency use

It considers international law and provides specific definitions for certain regions

Suspend ballast water discharge until further consultation with local authorities

Availability of reception Facilities

Suspend ballast water discharge until further testing and consultation with authorities

It must be stored in designated containers for later disposal on land

Install insulation around the ballast water intake pipes

Based on ship size and type

Report to Chief engineer for maintenance check

Verify compliance with the BWM Convention

Postpone the exchange until weather conditions improve

Sediment treatment is required

Report to the authorities and make necessary actions

Seek alternative, cost-effective solutions

MARPOL Annex IV lacks clear definitions of sewage discharge types

Discharging untreated sewage negatively affects water quality and marine ecosystems. Annex IV of MARPOL addresses this impact by prohibiting sewage discharge unless specific conditions are met, protecting the marine environment

Prevention of sewage pollution from ships

It poses a health hazard and is a visual pollution issue

To apply regulations to specific types of ships

They ensure adequate facilities for the reception of garbage, promoting proper waste disposal

It ensures the provision of adequate facilities at ports and terminals for the reception of garbage

Only when approved sewage treatment equipment is in operation or when specific conditions are met

Ships engaged in international voyages of 400 gross tonnage and above or certified to carry more than 15 persons

Regulation 4

Discharge is to minimize the garbage onboard

Only when no adequate reception facilities are available

Sewage disposal records

Port State Control

Isolate the ballast water, conduct further analysis, and report the incident

Informational brochures and posters onboard ships

Regular maintenance and testing of sewage treatment equipment

Exception 7.1.3

To prevent the spread of diseases

Divert to the nearest port for repairs, risking cargo spillage

Conduct an immediate investigation to validate the concern

Manage ballast water effectively

Environmental protection

Only if the fixed platform is located more than 12 nautical miles from the nearest land

Implement additional measures to control bio fouling

Comply with the stricter regulations to avoid potential penalties