Alex Hunt and Jessika Fuessel will be attending the EAS Congress 2015 "Setting the sustainable development agenda for the Seas of East Asia beyond 2015"
Police Headquarters The Valley Anguilla Tel: +1-264 4972333/5333/2533 Fax: +1-264 4573746 Keithly.Benjamin@gov.ai Director Disaster Management Department of Disaster Management The Valley PO Box
United States Coast Guard Marine Safety Detachment PO Box 249, Pago Pago 96799 Tel: +684-633 2299 or +684-733 1223 (24hr) Details as above. In the event of an incident, one of the following three
Careful planning is essential for any potential spill situation as incidents are far easier to resolve when a well prepared and tested contingency plan is available. Contingency plans provide the
A spill of oil from a ship can cause a financial loss for a variety of organisations and individuals. Despite the best efforts of those concerned, the resultant clean-up can be protracted and
Those affected by ship-source pollution incidents can make claims against economic losses they have experienced, and the submitting, processing, and handling of these claims is a vital step in
ITOPF was one of the speakers at the Regional Workshop on the Ratification and Effective Implementation of Conventions Relating to Oil Spill Response, Liability, and Compensation for the Pacific
Over the last half century, particularly since the critical TORREY CANYON incident of 1967, the most noteworthy change has been the dramatic decline in the number of major tanker spills from an
Ships interact with the environment in which they operate in many ways. Shipping casualties provide the most visual manifestation of the interaction between ships and the marine environment,
