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Pipeline Oil Spill Risks

 
Publication number Date Published
17-08-011December 2017
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Author(s) Sandy Howard, Sean Orr, Franji Mayes
Description In Washington State, 820 miles of pipelines carry about 7 billion gallons of petroleum products through local communities. A spill could significantly impact public, environmental, and economic health, as well as cultural and historical resources.
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Keywords oil by pipeline, oil spill risk, economy, response plan, drills, environment, response, cleanup, water, Puget Sound, pipeline, preparedness, oil, oil handling, oil spill, clean up