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Pollution Prevention Guidelines for the Operation of Cruise Ships under Canadian Jurisdiction - TP14202E (2009)
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Table of Contents
- Interpretation
- Application
- Responsibility
- Industry Committments
- Waste Management Practices and Procedures
- Further Information and Advice
- Photo Processing, Including X-Ray Development Fluid Waste
- Dry-Cleaning Waste Fluids and Contaminated Materials
- Print Shop Waste Fluids
- Photo Copying and Laser Printer Cartridges
- Unused and Outdated Pharmaceuticals
- Mercury Containing Products
- Batteries
- Bilge and Oily Water Residues
- Garbage
- Incinerator Ash
- Wastewater Reclamation
- Graywater
- Sewage
- Advanced Wastewater Treatment Systems
- Air Emissions
- Halocarbons
- Anti-Fouling Paints
- Ballast Water
- Equivalent Equipment, Practices and Procedures
- Training and Educational Materials
- Related Inspections
- Reporting
Schedule 1 – Applicable Canadian Legislation
Schedule 2 – Related Canadian Technical Guidance
Schedule 3 – Sample Annual Report of Discharges and Landings in Canadian Jurisdiction
- Date modified:
- 2010-09-22
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