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Shipping and the Environment: A Guide to Environmental Compliance 6th ed


ISBN13: 9781913997786
Published: July 2026
Publisher: International Chamber of Shipping
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £196.00



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Shipping and the Environment: A Guide to Environmental Compliance provides an accessible entry point into the constantly evolving regulations and operational considerations that make shipping an even greener industry. By explaining the relationship between shipping and the environment, this guide helps crew and shoreside staff understand not only what environmental requirements are in place but why these regulations matter.

Building on the success of the previous editions, the sixth edition has been updated to reflect the latest industry environmental developments. Readers can expect an overview on:

  • The latest environmental regulations, with key differences highlighted between international, national and regional regulations, as well as updates specific to US requirements;
  • Emerging technologies and operational practices as examples of environmental improvements that can be delivered at sea and ashore; and
  • Future regulatory developments on exhaust gas cleaning systems discharges, control of invasive aquatic species, MARPOL Annex IV and other areas likely to affect future operations.

Designed to support real-world application, the guide also includes a compliance checklist to help companies verify their safety management systems and ship operations align with current environmental requirements.

Everyone in the industry has a part to play in reducing shipping’s environmental footprint. Shipping and the Environment equips maritime professionals with the knowledge needed to do just that.

Subjects:
Shipping, Transport and Maritime Law
Contents:
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Overview
1.2 What shipping does and how
1.2.1 Global supply chains
1.2.2 The global fleet
1.3 Design and building
1.3.1 Ship operations during a ship’s lifetime

Chapter 2 Controlling and mitigating the risk of marine pollution
2.1 What is marine pollution?
2.2 Sources and the effect of marine pollution
2.3 Who regulates protection of the marine environment?
2.3.1 The United Nations
2.3.2 The International Maritime Organization
2.3.3 Flag states
2.3.4 Port state control
2.3.5 Coastal states
2.3.6 Class inspections
2.3.7 Vetting inspections
2.4 Marine pollution associated laws and mitigations
2.4.1 International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships
2.4.2 Ballast water
2.4.3 Biofouling
2.4.4 International Convention Relating to Intervention on the High Seas in Cases of Oil Pollution Casualties, 1969