International Convention on the Control of Harmful Anti-fouling Systems on Ships¶
International Maritime Organization. (2001). International Convention on the Control of Harmful Anti-fouling Systems on Ships.
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Mechanisms¶
- Antifouling Coating or Surface Treatment
- The classic misuse is the environmental one the archetype warns about: solving a local interface problem by exporting harm, as with the marine biocide tributyltin, whose antifouling success came with ecological damage severe enough to earn an international ban.
This sourceTBT was highly effective as an antifouling biocide but caused serious marine ecological harm and was prohibited internationally under the AFS Convention.
- The classic misuse is the environmental one the archetype warns about: solving a local interface problem by exporting harm, as with the marine biocide tributyltin, whose antifouling success came with ecological damage severe enough to earn an international ban.
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