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2nd Global Ship Recycling Summit - http://www.mareforum.com/shiprecycling_charter.htm
Presentations and conclusions from a MARE Forum conference, including a proposed Ship Recycling Industry Charter.

Able UK Limited - http://www.ableuk.com/
Billingham. Offer demolition, dismantling and development services including ship breaking, offshore decommissioning and marketing of reusable equipment.

Alang Ship Breaking Yard - http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/india/alang-sby.htm
Global Security article describes the yard's development, capacity, and current production, with a brief discussion of industry issues.

Alang Ship Recycling Yard - http://www.gmbports.org/alangship.htm
The Gujarat Maritime Board describes the yards facilities, tonnage, and safety programs.

Alang Today - http://www.alangtoday.com/
Daily reports on activity at the yard, including ships in process, prices, and availability of equipment.

Chang Jiang Ship-Breaking Yard - http://www.cjshipbr.com/
Corporate information, details of the yard facilities and the demolition process, and notes on environmental and worker safety. [English/Chinese]

Delta Navigation Co. (DNC) - http://www.freewebs.com/deltanav/
Buys ships for demolition at Alang, India. They list recent vessels handled, describe information needed for a bid, and note charter and other services they offer.

End of the Line - http://www.foreignpolicy.com/issue_janfeb_2006/endoftheline1.html
Photoessay of the yard at Chittagong, Bangladesh.

GMS (Global Marketing Systems) - http://www.gmsinc.net/
Cash buyer of ships for recycling in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and China. They describe their business, the advantages and disadvantages of each shipbreaking yard, and information necessary for a quote.

Improving conditions in Shipbreaking - http://www.imfmetal.org/main/index.cfm?n=47&l=2&c=8268
IMF (International Metalworkers' Federation) reports and position papers, focusing on working conditions and labor organizing in the yards.

Report on the visit to Ship Breaking Yard (SBY) at Alang, Bhaynagar (Guiarat) - http://www.envfor.nic.in/cpcb/hpcreport/21vol2.htm
Report from India's Radiological Physics and Advisory Division on handling and disposal of radioactive materials, with recommendations, as well as an overview of the yard's environmental procedures.

Shipbreaking - http://www.ilo.org/public/english/protection/safework/sectors/shipbrk/
ILO (International Labour Organization) links and reports covering worker safety, environmental issues, existing international agreements, and proposed improvements.

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