La France Et Le Monde Maritime Face Aux Pollutions Par Hydrocarbures Paperback

Marine Esvelin

Once again oil pollution is on the front page. Once again the coasts of Brittany are soiled by the purplish black tongues of oil. Men have perished stuck. Nightmare pictures. The newspaper Le Marin of October 22, 1976, by this excerpt, plunges us in its own way in the heart of this subject repeatedly put to press. In the field of literature, journalists have used the pen, the lawyers of their synthetic mind. The subject has been swept, dusted and stored many times. So, how can we still discuss this subject? The delicate pen of Marine Esvelin delivers in this book the last keys necessary to the understanding of the risks relating to the transport of the hydrocarbons by sea way. These keys, both legal and technical, are the gateway to a world that seems hostile and yet central to our economic activities. From the prevention of pollution to compensation, this book reminds us that we must learn to know the ships better, without forgetting to love the sea.

9783841741004

French

Omniscriptum

160