Shipping and the Environment: Law and Practice

PART I - INTRODUCTION, 1. THE ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF SHIPPING, PART II - LIABILITY AND COMPENSATION FOR OIL POLLUTION DAMAGE, 2. COMPENSATION FROM THE SHIPOWNER UNDER THE CIVIL LIABILITY CONVENTION 1992, 3. COMPENSATION FROM THE INTERNATIONAL OIL POLLUTION COMPENSATION FUNDS, 4. OIL POLLUTION - THE POSITION IN THE UNITED STATES, 5. POLLUTION FROM OFFSHORE OPERATIONS AND CRAFT, 6. POLLUTION FROM SHIPS' BUNKERS, PART III - COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGE BY HAZARDOUS AND NOXIOUS SUBSTANCES, 7. HNS DAMAGE AND THE HAZARDOUS AND NOXIOUS SUBSTANCES CONVENTION 2010, 8. HNS DAMAGE - THE POSITION IN THE UNITED STATES, PART IV - ADMISSIBILITY AND ASSESSMENT OF CLAIMS, 9. CLAIMS - GENERAL PRINCIPLES, 10. CLEAN-UP OPERATIONS AND OTHER PREVENTIVE MEASURES, 11.DAMAGE TO PROPERTY, 12. ECONOMIC LOSS, 13. DAMAGE TO NATURAL RESOURCES AND COSTS OF RESTORATION, PART V - THE LAW RELATING TO PARTICULAR PARTIES, 14. SALVORS, 15. CHARTERERS AND CARGO OWNERS, 16. SHIP MANAGERS, OPERATORS AND ASSOCIATED PARTIES, 17. THE OWNERS OF COLLIDING SHIPS, 18. PILOTS AND MARITIME AUTHORITIES, 19. SHIP FINANCIERS, 20. P&I CLUBS AND OTHER LIABILITY INSURERS, 21. HULL AND CARGO INSURERS, PART VI - LIMITATION OF LIABILITY, 22. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR POLLUTION AND HNS DAMAGE, PART VII - PREVENTION, REDUCTION AND CONTROL OF DAMAGE TO THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT, 23. INTERNATIONAL RULES TO PREVENT POLLUTION FROM SHIPS, 24.PREVENTION OF POLLUTION FROM SHIPS IN THE UNITED STATES, 25. THE RESPONSE TO AN INCIDENT - INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS, 26. THE RESPONSE TO AN INCIDENT - THE POSITION IN THE UNITED STATES, 27. REMOVAL OF WRECKS AND DUMPING AT SEA, 28. SHIPMENT OF WASTE AND DISMANTLING OF VESSELS, 29. ENFORCEMENT OF RULES TO PREVENT POLLUTION, 30. CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR POLLUTION FROM SHIPS, APPENDIX, INDEX