Proceedings of Conference on Oil Tanker Transportation: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of National and International Policy and Practice Held at Georgetown, South Carolina on 8-10 November 1978,
Abstract
Partial Contents: The Role of the Tanker Industry in Transport of Energy Resources--Crude Oil and The Energy Crisis, What is the Tanker Industry, Tanker Demand Models; Protection of the Marine Environment--Marine Pollution-How Big a Problem, Environmental and Socioeconomic Effects of Oil Pollution Incidents; Pollution Prevention Initiatives and Tankers--California State Activities Related to Tanker Safety and Pollution Abatement, The Environment and Navigational Freedoms, Sources of Initiatives Designed to Prevent Pollution by Tankers; Overview of Transportation of Oil and Natural Gas by Tankers in Alaskan Waters; and Impact of New Laws and Regulations on the Tanker Industry--Pollution Prevention Rules and Tankers-Putting Requirements into Practice, Liability and Damage Compensation for Tanker Oil Spills, New Technology in Shipping Crude Oil and Refined Products.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1978
- Accession Number
- ADA080085
Entities
People
- E. John Vernberg
- Ernest B. Altekruse
- Shirley Oakes Butler
Organizations
- University of South Carolina