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2014 Marine & Rail Oil Transportation Study

 
Publication number Date Published Date Revised
15-08-010March 2015January 2021
VIEW NOW 2014 Marine & Rail Oil Transportation Study (Number of pages: 570) (Publication Size: 16790KB)




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Author(s) Scott Ferguson
Description This study and the report were authorized by the Washington State Legislature in April 2014.
The objective of this study is to analyze the risks to public health and safety, and the environmental impacts associated with the transportation of oil in Washington State.
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Keywords bitumen oil, oil by pipeline, bakken crude oil, oil by rail, oil spill risk, oil spill response plan, oil spill contingency plan, oil spill, oil spill prevention, oil spill response equipment, oil tanker
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