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Human errors are behind most oil-tanker spills

Misleading accident classifications skew research and regulation. Zheng Wan and Jihong Chen set out three priorities for scientists and industry. Misleading accident classifications skew research and regulation. Zheng Wan and Jihong Chen set out three priorities for scientists and industry.

Zheng Wan | Jihong Chen | Jihong Chen | Zheng Wan

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