Stemming the Tide Controlling Introductions of Nonindigenous Species by Ships' Ballast Water (1996) / Chapter Skim
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E GREAT LAKES MARITIME INDUSTRY VOLUNTARY BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF RUFFE IN LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS, 1993
E GREAT LAKES MARITIME INDUSTRY VOLUNTARY BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE CONTROL OF RUFFE IN LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS, 1993
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_OFt VESSELS DEPARTING LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS ~rN5TOF BALLAST DEMARCATION LINE: 1) Operators of vessels pumping ballast water oliboard in the above harbors, with ballast lisle intakes equipped wills screens fitted wills holes larger thank I'd" ilk diameter, ale restricted at all times of the year in their pumping omit 0 ballast water front these harbors into the Great Lakes or their Connecting Channels or harbors.
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770 1I 36R ~ (~^ 6~C LAXE sUrE[lU~ F6Xl5: 5) Opeotors of vessels 1lunlping ill ballas1 wa[er holl1 tile nbove }[arbors end leavillg 11le 1larbor wi111 tlla1 water wi11 1~allltalll a record sllowillp 11le alllount of ballest wnter 1akell, 11le means of colltrol, if any, all~l 1he location wllere tile [rented or untreated llalbor bellast ~nter was 1llllllpe~l out.
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