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I read an article a while back about regulating commercial nuclear ships. Would individual countries including the US accept international law to regulate these ships in ports. If I can find the article I will post it. Ships fly flags that are most convenient to them. Liberia and Panama are the two most common flags to avoid taxes. Would that mean regulation as well? 

Regulatory assessment of nuclear-powered cargo ships

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Re: Regulatory assessment of nuclear-powered cargo ships
« Reply #1 on: Aug 16, 2024, 08:26 »
"The shipping industry consumes some 350 million tonnes of fossil fuel annually"

Forever known for burning the nastiest unrecyclable crud used oil once 200 miles off the coast.

 


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