The occurrence of major oil spills with costly and far-reaching effects has created the need for cooperation between different countries, and between government and industry. The aim of this paper is
Susannah Domaille joined ITOPF as a Technical Support Coordinator in September 2016 and became a Technical Adviser in 2019. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics and a Master's Degree in
This paper introduces the types of environmental damage claims typically presented following a substantial oil spill in China, and the basis for these damage claims. By discussing how these claims
Romain Chancerel participated in an IMO workshop on effective shoreline clean-up and waste management in Libreville, Gabon, hosted by Gabon’s Department of Environmental Affairs from 16-18 September.
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Responding effectively to spills of pollutants at-sea and on the shoreline requires careful planning and clear collaboration between involved parties. OceanPact Serviços Marítimos in partnership with
ITOPF organises and participates in training courses and seminars around the world. These are often undertaken with our key intergovernmental partners, such as IMO and IOPC Funds, or industry
