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Navies going green: the green revolution at sea/ Thomas Withington

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WITHINGTON Thomas

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NAVIES -- ENVIRONMENT

In: Naval Forces Vol.XXXIII No.III 2012, pp.10-18 (41)Summary: Takes a look at what role world navies can play in ensuring that the oceans and seas remain clean, free of excessive noise pollution, and well-stocked with an abundance of marine life.

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Takes a look at what role world navies can play in ensuring that the oceans and seas remain clean, free of excessive noise pollution, and well-stocked with an abundance of marine life.

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