ADEC Mid-Season Report on Cruise Ships

August 29, 2002

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) reports that the cruise industry has made significant progress in complying with state air emission standards, but its record on wastewater treatment is still mixed. Source: HK Law

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ADEC Mid-Season Report on Cruise Ships

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