EU Parliament will not change disputed text on scrapping
The European Parliament has rejected calls to change a controversial phrasing in the English version of the standards imposed on shipbreaking facilities in order to be approved to scrap EU vessels by next year. The Danish EPA, which has fought to have the phrasing changed, describes the situation as highly unusual.
The dispute over the EU's stance on scrapping has taken a new turn after the European Parliament has rejected calls to change a key wording in the English translation of the ship recycling regulation.
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