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Electrical engineering / Sailing ballast / Electromagnetism / Invasive species / Ship / Electrical ballast / Great Lakes / Environmental impact of shipping / Regulation of ship pollution in the United States / Environment / National Invasive Species Act / Ocean pollution
Date: 2009-10-07 15:36:07
Electrical engineering
Sailing ballast
Electromagnetism
Invasive species
Ship
Electrical ballast
Great Lakes
Environmental impact of shipping
Regulation of ship pollution in the United States
Environment
National Invasive Species Act
Ocean pollution

THE NATIONAL BALLAST SURVEY Introduction Since ancient times, ballast has provided ships with greater stability and better maneuverability. The addition and removal of materials such as sand, gravel, shale, and water all

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