USE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE SHIPS' WASTE RECEPTION FACILITIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE PORT OF CORINTH, GREECE

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Autor(a) principal: Kyramargiou, Zinovia
Data de Publicação: 2019
Outros Autores: Vardopoulos, Ioannis
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Revista brasileira de gestão e desenvolvimento regional
Texto Completo: https://www.rbgdr.net/revista/index.php/rbgdr/article/view/4670
Resumo: Nowadays, merchant ships are carrying all kinds of modern world commodities, but during their operation produce waste. Therefore, sustainable management is necessary. Currently, a set of measures have been activated in order to address this potential threat based on strict legislative framework. This study will attempt an approach, in order to clarify the current and future adequacy of the ships' waste reception facilities at the port of Corinth in Greece within the limits of the existingand forthcoming management regulations. The current research followed an extensive quantitative and qualitative methodological approach. Results evince that the port of Corinth is not currently considered at risk from irregular ships' waste discharges into the marine environment. However, considering the latest adopted expansion master plan, port facilities appear partially adequate to manage the additional burden. Therefore the establishment of permanent reception facilities issuggested.
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title USE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE SHIPS' WASTE RECEPTION FACILITIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE PORT OF CORINTH, GREECE
spellingShingle USE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE SHIPS' WASTE RECEPTION FACILITIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE PORT OF CORINTH, GREECE
Kyramargiou, Zinovia
merchant shipping
ships"™ waste management
waste reception facilities
sustainable management
title_short USE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE SHIPS' WASTE RECEPTION FACILITIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE PORT OF CORINTH, GREECE
title_full USE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE SHIPS' WASTE RECEPTION FACILITIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE PORT OF CORINTH, GREECE
title_fullStr USE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE SHIPS' WASTE RECEPTION FACILITIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE PORT OF CORINTH, GREECE
title_full_unstemmed USE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE SHIPS' WASTE RECEPTION FACILITIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE PORT OF CORINTH, GREECE
title_sort USE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE SHIPS' WASTE RECEPTION FACILITIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE PORT OF CORINTH, GREECE
author Kyramargiou, Zinovia
author_facet Kyramargiou, Zinovia
Vardopoulos, Ioannis
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author2 Vardopoulos, Ioannis
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Kyramargiou, Zinovia
Vardopoulos, Ioannis
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv merchant shipping
ships"™ waste management
waste reception facilities
sustainable management
topic merchant shipping
ships"™ waste management
waste reception facilities
sustainable management
description Nowadays, merchant ships are carrying all kinds of modern world commodities, but during their operation produce waste. Therefore, sustainable management is necessary. Currently, a set of measures have been activated in order to address this potential threat based on strict legislative framework. This study will attempt an approach, in order to clarify the current and future adequacy of the ships' waste reception facilities at the port of Corinth in Greece within the limits of the existingand forthcoming management regulations. The current research followed an extensive quantitative and qualitative methodological approach. Results evince that the port of Corinth is not currently considered at risk from irregular ships' waste discharges into the marine environment. However, considering the latest adopted expansion master plan, port facilities appear partially adequate to manage the additional burden. Therefore the establishment of permanent reception facilities issuggested.
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