Guide to Oil Spill Response in Snow and Ice Conditions
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EPPR; Oil spill; Ice and snow conditionsAbstract
The objective of the Arctic version of the Guide is to identify and describe those aspects of planning and operations that are directly associated with a response to an Arctic oil spill in ice and snow conditions. Response strategies to deal with Arctic oil spills in summer open water conditions are not considered in the Guide.
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