Prince William Sound Dispersants Monitoring Protocol: Implementation and Enhancement of SMART (Special Monitoring of Applied Response Technologies) The primary purpose of dispersant monitoring is to provide feedback about effectiveness and potential adverse impacts to inform the decision to apply, or continue applying, dispersants.
Letter to EPA with comments on 40 CFR Parts 110 and 300, National Contingency Plan Subparts A and J
A brief summary and analysis of the key issues identified by the Council regarding proposed changes to Subpart J.
Board resolution passed January 22, 2015, titled:?Urging expeditious action by the Governor of Alaska and the Alaska Legislature to amend the existing State Oil and Hazardous Substances Release Prevention and Response Fund funding mechanisms and, as may be necessary, to establish requisite ancillary funding mechanisms to support and sustain an adequately robust oil and hazardous substances release prevention and response program.