Interspill 2004 - Session 5

• 445: Cost recovery processes linked to incidents involving non-tankers
  • Robertson, G.
• 459: Accreditation of contractor competence in oil spill response
  • Cormack, D., Dawes, J.
• 456: Scope of compensation for environmental damage under the 1992 Civil Liability Convention and the 1992 Fund Convention
  • Nichols, J.
• 455: National oil spill preparedness: who pays?
  • Førsund, H-M.
• 458: The challenge of the shipping industry to minimise oil pollution
  • Glørsen, T.C.
• 452: Utilising information technology: the Black Sea and Caspian Sea Environmental Information Center
  • Thompson, M.K., Lapsa, M.V., Shelton, R.B.
• 448: Russian legislation and oil spill response
  • Semanov, G.N.
• 457: International co-operation in oil spill response in European waters
  • O’Brien M, Johnson, R, Thomas H
• 447: Norwegian oil spill preparedness: more than booms, pumps and skimmers
  • Sletner, T.C.
• 449: The Norwegian Clean Seas Association for operating companies (NOFO): Oil spill contingency through co-operation
  • Jørgensen, K.L.
• 454: Oil response exercises: the way we fight
  • Jørgensen, K.L.
• 453 HELCOM and oil handling in the Baltic Sea
  • Fagø, T.