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Olalekan Adekola, The Conversation
Is there a safe and sustainable way for India to dismantle old ships?
Conducting the entire shipbreaking process on a specially constructed bed rather than a muddy surface could limit environmental damage, say researchers.
Olalekan Adekola, The Conversation
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Md Jahir Rizvi, The Conversation
· Aug 30, 2020 · 07:30 pm
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