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www.kepnerplastics.com
For over 40
years, Kepner Plastics has been a leading designer, manufacturer
and supplier of oil spill response products to all corners of
the world. The Mariner Group is proud to be Kepner Plastic's
representative in South East Asia, as well as in Norway.
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www.imo.org
The
International Maritime Organization
is the United Nations' specialized agency responsible for improving
maritime safety and preventing pollution from ships. This home
page has been developed to provide as much information as possible
about the Organization and its activities.
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www.itopf.com
ITOPF
is a non-profit-making organisation,
funded by the vast majority of the world's tanker owners. We devote
considerable effort to a wide range of technical services of which
the most important is responding to oil spills. Our technical
advisers have attended on-site at nearly 400 such spills around
the world.
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www.intertanko.com
The
International Association of Independent Tanker Owners
For Safe Transport, Cleaner Seas and Free Competition.
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www.sft.no
The
Norwegian Pollution Control Authority (SFT) was established
in 1974. Its powers of authority are laid down in the Pollution
Control Act and the Product Control Act.
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www.nofo.no
This website
contains information about NOFO, the oil spill response organisation
formed by all oil companies operating on the Norwegian Continental
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www.epa.gov/oilspill/index.htm
This website provides information about the
U.S. EPA's program for preventing, reparing for, and responding
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www.offshore-environment.com
This website
provides information on the impact of the offshore oil and gas
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http://www.newint.org
How
to be reconciled with an oil-spill
A tanker goes aground; oil devastates the coast; photographers
swarm for a few days. And then? Horatio Morpurgo writes from the
devastated coastline of Galicia, scene of the latest in a long
line of such disasters, and meditates on our forgetful complicity.
http://www.newint.org/issue355/essay.htm
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