Elsevier

Marine Policy

Volume 14, Issue 2, March 1990, Pages 142-150
Marine Policy

The greening of salvage law

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    The Amoco Cadiz disaster provided the impetus for a number of changes in the international law of salvage, which ultimately resulted in the 1989 IMO International Convention on the International Law of Salvage. Following a brief consideration of the traditional law of salvage, the pressures for reform following the Amoco Cadiz disaster, and the reaction of bodies other than IMO to these pressures, the paper discusses the environmental provisions of these changes and the ‘greening’ of salvage law.

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