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Title

SB 5578, HB 1578: Reducing threats to Southern Resident Killer Whales by improving the safety of oil transportation

 
Publication number Date Published
19-08-006January 2019
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Author(s) Sandy Howard
Description HB 1578 and SB 5578 enact new safety requirements to close the safety gap further on the acute risk of a potentially large oil spill in the Salish Sea from tank vessels.
NOTES Current version updated from original to include bill numbers in the title.
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Keywords orca, articulated tug barge, ATB, ERTV, tug escort, oil spill risk, transporation, cargo, Governor, vessel, threatened species, oil, oil tanker, emergency towing, killer whale
WEB PAGE Southern Resident Orca Whale Recovery website
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