Protection of the marine environment of Scapa Flow and Sullom Voe

Cliff Johnston

Protection of the marine environment of Scapa Flow and Sullom Voe

Cliff Johnston

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To minimise impact on the relatively unpolluted marine environment, environmental policy was incorporated in all aspects of development from planning through construction to operation. Environmental risk from such oil-related activities and organisation of relevant programs is considered, with emphasis on impact assessment, pre-operational studies and subsequent monitoring strategy. The roles of operators, local authorities, central government, environmental consultants and others are discussed. -from Author

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Onshore impacts of offshore oil
Editors	William J. Cairns, Patrick M. Rogers
Pages	263-273
Number of pages	11
Publication status	Published - 1981

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Protection of the marine environment of Scapa Flow and Sullom Voe

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