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Environmental damage compensation in China following ship-source oil spills (2018)

Environmental damage compensation in China following ship-source oil spills (2018)

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

ITOPF contributes to five-day workshop on oil spill response in Malaysia

ITOPF contributes to five-day workshop on oil spill response in Malaysia

As part of ITOPF’s five-year training agreement with Malaysia’s lead response authority, it seized the opportunity to help facilitate a five-day workshop hosted by the Malaysian Ministry of Natural

Economic Effects

Contamination of coastal areas with high amenity value is a common feature of many oil spills. In addition to costs incurred by clean-up activities, serious economic losses can be experienced by

Mark Whittington

 Mark Whittington

Mark has a degree in marine biology and a PhD in mariculture and fisheries. Mark joined ITOPF in 2007 and since then has attended shipping incidents around the world. Notable incidents have included

KATINA P, off Mozambique, 1992

KATINA P, off Mozambique, 1992

On 17th April 1992 the tanker KATINA P was disabled by a freak wave while transiting the Mozambique Channel. It was carrying 66,700 tonnes of heavy fuel oil en-route from Venezuela to the United Arab

United Arab Emirates

Federal Transport Authority Dusit Thani Offices Building 13th Floor Abu Dhabi PO Box: 900 Tel: +971 2 4182222, 24182322 Fax: +971 2 6506027 marine@fta.gov.ae Dubai Police Marine Pollution Control

COSCO BUSAN, USA, 2007

COSCO BUSAN, USA, 2007

Whilst leaving the port of San Francisco in thick fog on 7th November 2007, laden container vessel COSCO BUSAN allided with a pier of the Oakland Bay Bridge causing a tear in the vessel’s hull in the

Incident in Sri Lanka - update

Incident in Sri Lanka - update

Two members of the ITOPF team are currently on-site in Sri Lanka to provide technical advice on the risk of oil pollution and loss of chemicals, plastics and other cargo from the containership

URQUIOLA, Spain, 1976

URQUIOLA, Spain, 1976

On 12th May 1976 the tanker URQUIOLA struck bottom on entering the port of La Coruña and began leaking oil. It was estimated that 100,000 tonnes of Arabian Light crude oil was spilt during this

Montserrat

Disaster Management Coordination Agency (DMCA) PO Box 177 Plymouth, Montserrat Tel: +1 664 491 7166 Fax : +1 664 491 8013 coc@candw.ag Disaster Management Coordination Agency (DMCA) PO Box 177