Oil Spill Preparedness in Small Communities
Abstract
The project “Oil Spill Preparedness in Small Communities” was approved by the Emergency Prevention, Preparedness and Response (EPPR) Working Group of the Arctic Council in June 2015. The project co-leads Norway, U.S., Canada and Aleut International Association developed a community self-assessment tool that will help EPPR better understand community preparedness and risk exposure.
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