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Oil spill risk assessment for the coastal waters of Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park


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Title: Oil spill risk assessment for the coastal waters of Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
Authors: Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
Queensland Transport
Keywords: Oil spills
ASFA Subjects: Marine parks
Risk management
Oil spills
APAIS Subject: Coasts
Pollution
Environmental management
Category: Leading environmental practice
Incidents
Issue Date: 2002
Publisher: Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
Abstract: This report is the culmination of a 12 month study conducted by Queensland Transport and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. The report examines in detail the risk profile for Queensland Coastal Waters and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park for serious marine oil spills from shipping. Risk assessment underpins the preparation and planning for marine oil spill preparedness and response within Queensland. This assessment provides a timely update to ensure Queensland’s strategy for protection of our pristine coastal waters and World Heritage Listed Great Barrier Reef Marine Park maintains world’s best practice. The report is open for public comment at the same time as a review has been initiated by the Deputy Prime Minister into Great Barrier Reef Ship Safety and Pollution Prevention Initiatives. The report provides a valuable source of information to assist the review process but also contains issues and recommendations that lie outside the terms of reference of the review.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11017/372
ISBN: 9781876945190
Type of document: Report
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