The impact of scrubber discharge on the water quality in estuaries and ports

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@lithohedron Maybe scrubber effluent? See also https://t.co/SSZ7J4TJ4i https://t.co/or1PPF4CHz

09 Aug 2023

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@Camkamacpcam @CharlesBodi 2 words. Scrubber discharge. Curious, what is your experience with the inside of one? https://t.co/LZ4ufEPQNX

21 Aug 2022

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https://t.co/nXyU6CWIJb

12 Jul 2022

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New paper on what happens when ship exhaust pollutants are washed from the chimney and released into the water. Slight acidification & a bit too much of metals and PAHs to be good. Good to see that this practice is not allowed in @PortofAntwerp https

10 Aug 2020

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