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Introduction

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862- Use OF Passive Samplers as a Response Tool to Improve Assessments of Water Quality and Risk to Aquatic Species During the Recent Bligh Island Oil Spill in Nootka Sound, B.C., Canada.

Cory Dubetz, Fisheries and Oceans Canada

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669- The P00547 Pipeline Oil Spill Response: Case Study and Lessons Learned/Best Practices for the Future

Yvonne Addassi and Jenna Driscoll, CDFW Spill Prevention and Response

13 : 50 — 14 : 10

832- An Investigation of Aquatic Oil Spills in The Philippines from 2000 To 2021

Crissha Izhy Ruiz, University of San Carlos

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837- Comparative Oil Spill Transport and Fate Modelling for an Indonesian Coastal Area

Bassey Bassey, Cranfield University

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665- The P00547 Pipeline Oil Spill Response: Being a Liaison Officer (LOFR) During a Pandemic. Lessons Learned and Best Practices for a Future “Hybrid’ Liaison Workforce.

Yvonne Addassi and Jenna Driscoll, CDFW Spill Prevention and Response

14 : 50 — 15 : 10

673- Shallow Water Wrecks: Recommendations for Enhanced Risk Analysis Based on Field Observations

Aaron Jozsef, University of Miami

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