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Vietnam's Sea Dumping Regulations Fail to Meet International Standards, Urgent Changes Needed

Regional Studies in Marine Science
Vietnam’s regulations on sea dumping: Outstanding issues and suggestions for improvement
Duc Dung Le, Thi Anh Dao Le, Thi Gam Pham

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Sea dumping in Vietnam is managed by permits since 2016, but there are limitations in the current regulations. The definition of sea dumping and the approach used are not in line with relevant treaties. Other issues include the lack of planning for dumping sites, technical regulations for materials, and a complex permit process. To improve, Vietnam needs to access treaties and update ineffective regulations.