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August 19, 2025Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public MediaOpen Access

Pollution Regulation of Shipping in East Asian Seas on the "21st Century Maritime Silk Road"

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MSMai Shen

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This analysis highlights shipping pollution in East Asian Seas, suggesting that international and environmental law can unify governance standards.

Key Points

  • Shipping pollution poses serious risks, affecting environmental safety and economic interests in East Asia.
  • The application of international law and environmental law can enhance governance in mitigating shipping pollution effects.
  • Comparative and case study analyses reveal differing regulatory efforts among East Asian countries.
  • Unifying governance standards under international law can help balance marine environmental protection with economic trade.

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Mai Shen (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4cd8ad7bf08b1ead61afhttps://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7048/2025.br26115
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