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Salvaging Ships That Are No Longer Seaworthy


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Shipbreaking Yards in Bangladesh. When their ships start leaking,

shipowners around the world sent them to Bangladesh to have them

recycled. The shipbreaking companies are reportedly among the most

profitable in the world. Makes you wonder though, as to how much

hazardous waste ends up in the Bay of Bengal.

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