Abstract
This article analyzes the international convention governing marine pollution caused by the shipment of hazardous and noxious substances (“HNS”). It also discusses China’s domestic laws and regulations of HNS marine pollution liability comparing the Chinese approach with norms under the HNS Convention. The author argues that China faces severe HNS pollution issues and proposes solutions to HNS liability and compensation problems.
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Ruixuan Zhuo,
The HNS Convention: Will It Be a Game Changer for China’s Marine Pollution Law?,
60
Nat. Res. J.
207
(2020).
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