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《73£¯78防污公约》附则V规定：食品废弃物等应尽可能远离陆地（)海里以上处理入海。

A.3

B.4

C.12

D.25

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第9题

我国海洋环境保护法规定：（)，应当设有相应的防污设备和器材，并应备有“油类记录薄”。

A.所有船舶

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C.400总吨以上的非油船

D.B+C