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This report details the pollution cases reported by the Coast Guard Agency in District 1 (CGD1) from 2006 to 2008, highlighting a total of 791 cases over this period. The volume of petroleum spilled into water has significantly decreased, with figures dropping from 99,624 gallons in 2006 to just 8,773 gallons in 2008. Despite these improvements, response challenges remain due to ongoing spills and near misses. The report reflects the commitment of the Coast Guard to enhance marine environmental response by collaborating with partners and stakeholders to ensure safety and preparedness.
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Coast Guard Agency Report First District
Pollution Cases by Sector in CGD1:2006-2008 D1 Totals: 2006:293 2007:256 2008:242 Source: CGBI (MISLE Pollution Substances) as of 3/15/09
Petroleum Volume into Water by Source in CGD1:2006-2008 D1 Totals: 2006: 99,624 gals.2007: 17,206 gals.2008: 8,773 gals. Typical discharges to water within D1 in the early to late 1990s ranged between 80,000 – 150,000 gals. 1,068,000 gals in 1996
Tremendous Prevention Successes posechallenges to Response Proficiency. Spills and near misses continue to occur. Several RRT agenda items to show our commitment in the Marine Environmental Response arena: Regional documents working session Biofuels Response education session Coast Guard tracking of the Cosco Busan ISPR Recommendations Case studies Committed to implementing this emphasis side-by-side with Partners and Stakeholders at all levels Marine Environmental Response Emphasis
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