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1993 11, 12, 37 representatives of the member states of the London Convention, in London, in favor of a total ban on the dumping of nuclear waste at sea.
was passed in 1972 by 71 countries signed the London Convention, aimed to prevent the dumping of waste at sea, in order to protect the world's marine environment. Here the International Maritime Organization of the United Nations headquarters building of the London Convention, the Assemblies of the Member States since November 8.
since the 1983 London Convention Assemblies of the Member States by a temporary prohibition of dumping of waste at sea treaty, in most parts of the world are to stop the dumping of waste into the sea. However, a period of 10 years, this treaty is about to expire. (History. Cn) especially Russia three weeks ago in the Sea of ​​Japan near the dumping of 900 tonnes of low concentrations of radioactive waste issue attracted the attention of the parties. Therefore, the main topic of this conference is to prevent the problem of waste dumping and incineration at sea.
vote, 37 countries voted to support a total ban on the dumping of nuclear waste at sea. The total ban on the dumping of resolution formally adopted effective 100 days later, but there is no legal binding on the dissenting London Convention member countries, but they have to be bound by the 1972 London Convention. (L $ dj��.c��m)