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1. Dredged material.
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2. Fish waste and other organic matter resulting from industrial
fish processing operations.
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3. Ships, aircraft, platforms or other structures from which all
material that can create floating debris or other marine
pollution has been removed to the maximum extent possible
if, in the case of disposal, those substances would not pose a
serious obstacle to fishing or navigation after being disposed
of.
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4. Inert, inorganic geological matter.
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5. Uncontaminated organic matter of natural origin.
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6. Bulky substances that are primarily composed of iron, steel,
concrete or other similar matter that does not have a significant
adverse effect, other than a physical effect, on the sea or the
seabed, if those substances
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(a) are in locations at which the disposal or incineration at sea
is the only practicable manner of disposing of or thermally
destroying the substances; and
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(b) in the case of disposal, would not pose a serious obstacle
to fishing or navigation after being disposed of.
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