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At one stage the industry was a tourist attraction, but outsiders are no longer welcome due to its poor
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Hossain, Kh. Akhter; Iqbal, K. Shahriar; Zakaria, N. M. Golam.
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580:. Young Power in Social Action. 2005. p. 15.
166:nor financial security. In 2014, shipping company
117:In 1960, after a severe cyclone, the Greek ship
387:"Ship breaking in Bangladesh: Hard to break up"
465:. Young Power in Social Action. Archived from
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629:"The State of Our World in a 1-Second Clip"
603:"How do you safely break up an 'old lady'?"
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728:"Images of shipbreaking at Chittagong"
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308:Shipbreaking Yard Bhatiari, Sitakunda
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16:Large shipbreaking yard in Bangladesh
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627:Conaway, Cameron (29 October 2014).
601:Evans, Stephen (1 September 2014).
58:in India. It employs over 200,000
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28:Chittagong Ship Breaking Yard
23:Chittagong Ship breaking yard
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1630:History of waste management
340:List of ship breaking yards
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1218:fluorescent lamp recycling
713:Proceedings of MARTEC 2010
544:Vidal, John (5 May 2012).
296:Ship breaking in Sitakunda
146:Karnafully Metal Works Ltd
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715:: 297–302. Archived from
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87:Aliağa Ship Breaking Yard
79:Gadani ship-breaking yard
1600:China's waste import ban
513:Gwin, Peter (May 2014).
494:. World Bank. p. 30
335:Alang Ship Breaking Yard
71:Alang Ship Breaking Yard
2314:Reverse vending machine
961:Agricultural wastewater
180:Avengers: Age of Ultron
2354:Water recycling shower
2198:Reuse of human excreta
2168:Recycling (ecological)
2153:Material flow analysis
1685:Environment portal
1363:Bosnia and Herzegovina
1253:water recycling shower
419:. news.biharprabha.com
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2442:Economy of Chittagong
2143:Interchangeable parts
2138:Industrial metabolism
1053:Municipal solid waste
1033:Industrial wastewater
854:After decommissioning
364:Scrapshipbreaking.com
177:A scene of the movie
162:Workers have neither
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2339:Waste management law
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1153:Garden waste dumping
164:protective equipment
2299:Ethical consumerism
2233:Urban lumberjacking
2163:Product stewardship
2113:Eco-industrial park
1615:Eco-industrial park
1203:appliance recycling
1123:Anaerobic digestion
1068:Post-consumer waste
966:Biodegradable waste
769:22.4424°N 91.7320°E
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519:National Geographic
515:"The Ship-Breakers"
370:on 1 February 2012.
140:, a Pakistani ship
2372:Environment portal
2243:Waste minimisation
2188:Reusable packaging
2133:Industrial ecology
1660:Waste minimisation
1605:Cleaner production
1270:Reusable packaging
1183:Mechanical sorting
986:Construction waste
838:Ship commissioning
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2118:Ecological design
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1655:Waste legislation
1564:Sanitation worker
1538:London Convention
1474:Bamako Convention
1265:Resource recovery
1233:textile recycling
1228:plastic recycling
1208:battery recycling
1148:Ecological design
1073:Radioactive waste
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393:. 27 October 2012
36:Sitakunda Upazila
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1238:timber recycling
1213:bottle recycling
1193:Reclaimed lumber
1188:Photodegradation
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1588:Other topics
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1285:Urban mining
1163:Incineration
1143:Durable good
1088:Sharps waste
1048:Mining waste
881:Retrofitting
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2103:Downcycling
2055:Switzerland
1891:PET bottles
1839:Cooking oil
1824:Refrigerant
1610:Downcycling
1557:Occupations
1526:waste water
1423:Switzerland
1413:South Korea
1403:New Zealand
1328:Afghanistan
1300:Waste trade
1260:Repurposing
1098:Toxic waste
1078:Scrap metal
1013:Green waste
976:Brown waste
953:Major types
895:Museum ship
890:Target ship
772: /
640:23 February
612:1 September
168:Hapag-Lloyd
136:During the
69:yard after
2436:Categories
2397:by product
2387:by country
2304:Freeganism
2284:Composting
2258:Zero waste
2158:Precycling
1979:Collection
1969:Blue boxes
1871:Appliances
1665:Zero waste
1467:Agreements
1398:Kazakhstan
1353:Bangladesh
1138:Composting
1023:Heat waste
1008:Food waste
1001:by country
760:91°43′55″E
757:22°26′33″N
473:2012-01-29
448:2021-07-09
423:2014-06-28
346:References
131:Bangladesh
127:Chittagong
119:M D Alpine
48:Chittagong
40:Bangladesh
32:Faujdarhat
2228:Upcycling
2222:Green Dot
2010:Australia
1998:Countries
1964:Blue bags
1952:Apparatus
1898:Computers
1881:Batteries
1774:Aluminium
1766:Materials
1758:Recycling
1645:Upcycling
1511:landfills
1501:framework
1494:Recycling
1489:batteries
1418:Sri Lanka
1378:Hong Kong
1343:Australia
1320:Countries
1198:Recycling
1116:Processes
937:Biosolids
886:Scuttling
498:6 October
123:Sitakunda
44:Sitakunda
2382:Category
2267:See also
2086:Concepts
2045:Mongolia
2040:Malaysia
1943:Vehicles
1933:Textiles
1863:Products
1784:Concrete
1706:Journals
1521:vehicles
1443:Thailand
1433:Tanzania
1168:Landfill
1128:Balefill
607:BBC News
557:16 March
329:See also
142:Al Abbas
83:Pakistan
2420:Commons
2025:Ireland
1886:Bottles
1819:Plastic
1779:Asphalt
1373:Georgia
1348:Belgium
1338:Armenia
1333:Albania
695:YouTube
677:YouTube
187:Gallery
97:History
2218:Symbol
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2030:Israel
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2015:Brazil
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1799:Energy
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1789:Copper
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1438:Taiwan
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1388:Israel
1358:Brazil
1083:Sewage
1038:Litter
943:, and
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529:25 May
397:15 May
172:Maersk
157:safety
91:Turkey
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2409:Index
2324:Waste
2208:Reuse
2035:Japan
1974:Codes
1938:Tires
1928:Ships
1923:Paint
1903:Drugs
1844:Water
1829:Scrap
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