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More than one million tons of steel is salvaged per year, and much of it is sold domestically. In the 2009-2010 fiscal year, a record 107 ships, with a combined light displacement tonnage (LDT) of 852,022 tons, were broken at Gadani, whereas in the previous 2008-2009 fiscal year, 86 ships, with a
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November 13, 2017 it was reported that another fire broke out on the same vessel. NGO Shipbreaking Platform reported that Aces laid untouched at the same yard for 12 months after the explosion. The Pakistan Department of Environment gave permission for work to resume on her recycling. On the
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Although Gadani ranks as the world's third largest ship breaking yard after Alang and
Chittagong in terms of volume, it is the world's leading ship breaking yard in terms of efficiency. At Gadani, a ship with 5,000 LDT is broken within 30 to 45 days, whereas in India and Bangladesh it takes, on
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1969:Durable good
1449:Other topics
1440:Waste picker
1367:incineration
1146:Urban mining
1024:Incineration
1004:Durable good
949:Sharps waste
909:Mining waste
742:Retrofitting
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2114:Wishcycling
2064:Repurposing
1964:Downcycling
1916:Switzerland
1752:PET bottles
1700:Cooking oil
1685:Refrigerant
1471:Downcycling
1418:Occupations
1387:waste water
1284:Switzerland
1274:South Korea
1264:New Zealand
1189:Afghanistan
1161:Waste trade
1121:Repurposing
959:Toxic waste
939:Scrap metal
874:Green waste
837:Brown waste
814:Major types
756:Museum ship
751:Target ship
633: /
562:November 1,
558:. Dawn News
539:November 1,
480:November 3,
199:oil tanker
96:yard after
2297:Categories
2258:by product
2248:by country
2165:Freeganism
2145:Composting
2119:Zero waste
2019:Precycling
1840:Collection
1830:Blue boxes
1732:Appliances
1526:Zero waste
1328:Agreements
1259:Kazakhstan
1214:Bangladesh
999:Composting
884:Heat waste
869:Food waste
862:by country
419:2021-07-10
394:2008-08-12
359:2007-09-09
334:2021-07-09
309:2012-03-03
250:References
205:IMO number
169:Bangladesh
165:Chittagong
110:Bangladesh
82:Bangladesh
78:Chittagong
47:beachfront
2089:Upcycling
2083:Green Dot
1871:Australia
1859:Countries
1825:Blue bags
1813:Apparatus
1759:Computers
1742:Batteries
1635:Aluminium
1627:Materials
1619:Recycling
1506:Upcycling
1372:landfills
1362:framework
1355:Recycling
1350:batteries
1279:Sri Lanka
1239:Hong Kong
1204:Australia
1181:Countries
1059:Recycling
977:Processes
798:Biosolids
747:Scuttling
182:Disasters
18:FPSO Aces
2243:Category
2128:See also
1947:Concepts
1906:Mongolia
1901:Malaysia
1804:Vehicles
1794:Textiles
1724:Products
1645:Concrete
1567:Journals
1382:vehicles
1304:Thailand
1294:Tanzania
1029:Landfill
989:Balefill
414:DAWN.COM
223:See also
124:Capacity
63:Pakistan
55:Pakistan
2281:Commons
1886:Ireland
1747:Bottles
1680:Plastic
1640:Asphalt
1234:Georgia
1209:Belgium
1199:Armenia
1194:Albania
621:66°42′E
618:25°04′N
209:8021830
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140:History
59:Karachi
2079:Symbol
1921:Taiwan
1891:Israel
1881:Canada
1876:Brazil
1774:Lumber
1695:Timber
1670:Gypsum
1660:Energy
1655:Cotton
1650:Copper
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1309:Turkey
1299:Taiwan
1269:Russia
1249:Israel
1219:Brazil
944:Sewage
899:Litter
804:, and
163:, and
118:Turkey
104:) and
51:Gadani
2270:Index
2185:Waste
2069:Reuse
1896:Japan
1835:Codes
1799:Tires
1789:Ships
1784:Paint
1764:Drugs
1705:Water
1690:Scrap
1675:Paper
1665:Glass
1572:Lists
1562:Index
1289:Syria
1254:Japan
1244:India
1229:Egypt
802:waste
600:(PDF)
499:(PDF)
437:(PDF)
187:2016
161:India
157:Alang
102:India
74:India
70:Alang
1820:Bins
1392:WEEE
1377:RoHS
732:Hulk
564:2016
541:2016
482:2016
268:Dawn
201:Aces
191:fire
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