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1991 State/Federal Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration Plan for Exxon Valdez Oil Spill : Volume II: Response to Public Comment ; Appendix D
Includes comments on the 1991 Plan by seven reviewers representing industry, environmental groups, and the general public, and responses by the Trustee Council.
1991 State/Federal Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration Plan for the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill : Volume I: Assessment and Restoration Plan ; Appendices A
This plan lays out an approach to achieve restoration and describes the process by which harm will be evaluated so that money to restore the injured resources can be sought from those responsible for the Exxon Valdez oil spill. The Trustees, advised by the Environmental Protection Agency, have prepared this plan, and following review by the public, it will be implemented by the Trustee Council.
This is a print on demand edition of a hard to find publication. The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill leaked an estimated 4.1 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, damaging the waters, shores, and marshes, and the fish and wildlife that live there. There is a process for assessing the damages to those natural resources and assigning responsibility for restoration to the parties responsible. BP was named the responsible party for the spill. The process allows Trustees of affected states and the fed. gov¿t. to determine the levels of harm and the appropriate remedies. Contents of this report: (1) Intro.: Statutory Authority; Trustees; Covered Natural Resources; Determination of Damages; (2) How the Process Works; (3) Restoration Options; Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund; Settlement vs. Litigation. Illus.
Discusses restoration plans mostly for wildlife, but addresses commercial fishing, recreation, tourism, and subsistence as well.
This report was prepared in response to Secretary of Energy Ernest J. Moniz's request and provides a comprehensive study that considers research and technology opportunities to enable prudent development of U.S. Arctic offshore oil and natural gas resources. Today, there is both increasing interest in the Arctic for economic opportunity, and concern about the future of the culture of the Arctic peoples and the environment in the face of changing climate and increased human activity. Other nations, such as Russia and China, are moving forward with Arctic economic development. Facilitating exploration and development in the U.S. Arctic would enhance national, economic, and energy security, benefit the people of the north and the U.S. as a whole, and position the U.S. to exercise global leadership. Despite these benefits, there are diverse views on how to balance this opportunity with environmental stewardship.