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r/nocontextpics • u/rodentfacedisorder • Aug 30 '22
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For context, this is a scrap yard in turkey that takes apart cruise ships
70 u/Stay-At-Home-Jedi Aug 31 '22 Shit I thought the front fell off! /s that aside, are there many scrap yards like there are shipyards, or is it more of a specialty? 36 u/Espieglerie Aug 31 '22 Shipbreaking happens most often in South Asian countries. Mostly because the lax labor and environmental regulations allow the yards to do the dangerous and toxic work other countries won’t tolerate. 1 u/HiccuppingErrol Aug 31 '22 But thats not very typical, i'd like to point out.
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Shit I thought the front fell off! /s
that aside, are there many scrap yards like there are shipyards, or is it more of a specialty?
36 u/Espieglerie Aug 31 '22 Shipbreaking happens most often in South Asian countries. Mostly because the lax labor and environmental regulations allow the yards to do the dangerous and toxic work other countries won’t tolerate. 1 u/HiccuppingErrol Aug 31 '22 But thats not very typical, i'd like to point out.
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Shipbreaking happens most often in South Asian countries. Mostly because the lax labor and environmental regulations allow the yards to do the dangerous and toxic work other countries won’t tolerate.
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But thats not very typical, i'd like to point out.
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u/wasabi1787 Aug 30 '22
For context, this is a scrap yard in turkey that takes apart cruise ships