BIRD DETERGENTS
October 1st, 2003
BY MARK ROWETHE DISHWAHER, that symbol of the modern household, appears to have provided a crucial breakthrough in minimising the impact of oil slicks on birdlife. According to a University of California study, two brands of dishwashing detergents, "Dawn" from Proctor and Gamble, and Birdwash, marketed as a joint bird and dish washer detergent in New Zealand by Tergo, are the ideal agents for cleaning the birds. The results may have implications for shipowner liabilities, as long-term harm to wildlife may be minimised if these detergents are applied, along with ...
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