Final report on the impact of MARPOL Annex V upon solid waste disposal facilities of coastal Alaskan communities

Bayliss, Randy, 1942-; Cowles, C. Deming

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Final report on the impact of MARPOL Annex V upon solid waste disposal facilities of coastal Alaskan communities

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1989

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Final report on the impact of MARPOL Annex V upon solid waste disposal facilities of coastal Alaskan communities

Details:

Personal Authors:

Bayliss, Randy, 1942- ; Cowles, C. Deming ;

Corporate Authors:

Alaska Fisheries Science Center (U.S.) ; United States, National Marine Fisheries Service ;

Series:

NWAFC processed report 89-20

Keywords:

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Description:

Introduction -- Purpose -- Background -- Legal analysis -- Type and amount of solid waste -- Disposal options: landfills -- Incineration -- Recycling and energy recovery -- Hazardous wastes -- Unalaska -- Kodiak -- Bristol Bay -- Regional options -- Models -- Conclusions -- Recommendations -- References -- Acknowledgements -- Appendix A. Glossary -- Appendix B. Layman's guide -- Appendix C. Solid waste loads and costs in other Alaskan towns -- Appendix D. MARPOL Annex V [i.e. U.S. Maritime Plastic Pollution Research and Control Act of 1987] -- Appendix E. Fishing waste questionnaire -- Appendix F. Summary of questionnaire results -- Appendix G. Form C and example APHIS agreement

"New federal rules now require boat operators to bring their garbage ashore. This report concerns itself with the impact of this increase in garbage upon coastal Alaska fishing communities."--p.[1].

Document Type:

Document

Collection(s):

National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)

Funding:

Funding: Supported by the NOAA Marine Entanglement Research Program; grant number: NA-88-ABD-00002;

Place as Subject:

Alaska ; Unalaska ; Kodiak ; Bristol Bay ;

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