… Additionally, according to the D-2 standard, ships should … For intra-coastal voyages and
routes of commercial ships … to test BW sampling on board of 50 ships in five ports located in the …

… in ships’ ballast water, the International Convention for the Control and Management of …
Exotic phytoplankton From ships ballast water: risk of potential spread to mariculture sites …

… Based on a systematic search for studies published before 30 June 2018 in English, we
selected and reviewed the contamination, tenacity, and transmission of microorganisms related …

… and equipped in a global spectrum with the necessary tools to handle the ships’ demand for
… proliferation of many hostile bacteria and other hostile microorganisms to human health, (iv) …

… We present estimates of the intensity of ship activity across fishing, tourism and research
sectors: there may be approximately 180 vessels and 500+ voyages in Antarctic waters annually…

… ecosystems and global health, it is necessary to define not only how microorganisms affect …
We can recognize the effects of microorganisms on climate change and climate change on …

… , ship’s ballast water and sediments are transferring more harmful organisms [1]. To prevent
the spread of such global … microorganisms, are separated from the ballast water, either by …

… fecal microorganisms and antibiotic compounds (eg triclosan) in the wastewater of cruise ships
could … Despite a 0.50% limit on sulphur in ship fuel oil required globally in 2020 under the …

… The disinfection of imported cold chain viruses has become a top priority in avoiding global
… sterilization process of goods entering, storing and shipping in the cold storage, the process …

… policies that are relevant and applicable globally. The International Convention on the … ship
are filled with ballast water. Untreated ballast water brings along many living microorganisms…