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Shoreline Clean-up and Waste Management Workshop in Gabon

Shoreline Clean-up and Waste Management Workshop in Gabon

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.

Sunken oil and the removal of oil from sunken wrecks (2008)

Sunken oil and the removal of oil from sunken wrecks (2008)

Following the technical triumph of removing most of the oil from the sunken wreck of the PRESTIGE, interest and expectations have been raised in equal measure.

Volunteers and oil spills - a technical perspective (2011)

Volunteers and oil spills - a technical perspective (2011)

Many oil spill cases around the world have experienced significant volunteer turnouts. One of the most recent was the HEBEI SPIRIT incident in South Korea in 2007, where 10,500 tonnes of crude oil

SEA EMPRESS, Wales, UK, 1996

SEA EMPRESS, Wales, UK, 1996

The oil tanker SEA EMPRESS, carrying 130,000 tonnes of Forties Blend North Sea crude oil, ran aground in the entrance to Milford Haven, South West Wales on the evening of 15th February 1996

Oil spill response - Experience, trends and challenges (2000)

Oil spill response - Experience, trends and challenges (2000)

The paper begins by reviewing the dramatic reduction in the incidence of major tanker spills since the beginning of the 1980s. The paper then focuses on the factors that determine the seriousness of

The Sea Empress oil spill in context (1998)

The Sea Empress oil spill in context (1998)

The grounding of the Sea Empress in February 1996 followed the wrecks of the Braer in January 1993 (84,700 tonnes of oil spilled) and the Torrey Canyon in March, 1967 (119,000 tonnes). Volume of oil

Does cleaning oiled seabirds have conservation value? Insights from the South African experience with African Penguins (2007)

Does cleaning oiled seabirds have conservation value? Insights from the South African experience with African Penguins (2007)

Although there is general consensus among investigators that large numbers of seabirds are killed as a result of oil spills, there is disagreement, mostly in the northern hemisphere, about the extent

DISCOBIOL: Assessment of the impact of dispersant use for oil spill response in coastal or estuarine areas (2014)

DISCOBIOL: Assessment of the impact of dispersant use for oil spill response in coastal or estuarine areas (2014)

The DISCOBIOL research program aims to provide practical recommendations on dispersant use in coastal and estuarine areas by acquiring relevant (in terms of likely dispersed oil concentrations) and

Factors that determine the cost of oil spills (2003)

Factors that determine the cost of oil spills (2003)

The NAKHODKA and ERIKA oil spills in Japan and France, respectively, have once again focused attention on the potentially high cost of such events and the adequacy of the current international

The cost of oil spills from tankers: An analysis of IOPC Fund incidents (1999)

The cost of oil spills from tankers: An analysis of IOPC Fund incidents (1999)

The 1971 and 1992 International Oil Pollution Compensation Funds ("IOPC Funds") provide compensation to the victims of oil spills from tankers in countries which have ratified the 1971 and 1992 Fund