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India to double ship recycling capacity by 2024

New Delhi will increase volume from 4.5m light displacement tonnes and aims to attract more vessels from Europe and Japan

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The intention to bring more end-of-life ships from Europe and Japan for recycling in India is laudable, but additional steps are required to achieve this aim, says lead co-ordinator for GMS’ sustainable ship and offshore recycling programme Anand M Hiremath

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