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Monitoring the Effectiveness of Response Operations During the Sea Empress Incident: a Key Component of the Successful Counter-pollution Response

Peter Wood | Nick Bailey | Kenneth Lee | Jan Rusin | Tim Lunel | Chris Halliwell | Louise Davies | David Mitchell | Kenneth Lee | Madeleine McDonagh | Richard P. J. Swannell | Matthew Sommerville | Allan Dobie | David Mitchell | Louise Davies | Matthew Sommerville | Allan Dobie

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