The Prince William Sound Regional Citizens' Advisory Council: Citizens promoting environmentally safe operation of the Alyeska terminal and associated tankers.
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Joined May 2009
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Call for Experts: Nominations Open! The GRP is seeking nominations for experts to assess the potential value of a knowledge-sharing mechanism related to #OilSpill recovery and resilience in the #GulfOfMexico and #GulfOfAlaska. Learn more: ow.ly/eh1450PmVFP
ALT Group of sixteen people standing in the foyer of the Keck Center of the National Academies of Sciences. The background of the image contains a mural of white scientific illustrations on a black background.
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#PWSC student Sarah Kearns is conducting an independent research project funded by @PWSRCAC this semester. Research involves measuring baseline water chemistry at the Valdez Native Tribe experimental oyster farm. bit.ly/43bnmaQ
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Many new resources for communities in this updated guidebook addressing how to cope with technological disasters. @PWSRCAC pwsrcac.org/observer/council…
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It’s official! #TAPS @AlyeskaPipeline returns to normal operations tomorrow. After reviewing flow rates, current and projected inventory, and vessel movements, we will be eliminating the remaining 5% curtailment of shipments (proration) imposed earlier in May.
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Monday's free & online Prince William Sound symposium will also now include a talk from #Alaska State Parks on managing state public lands for #Covid-19 safety.
Register for free @ princewilliamsound.org/natur…
@AlaskaStParks @ChugachForestAK @PWSSC @PWSRCAC @AKGeographic
PWSRCAC retweeted
A Unified Command was established to facilitate the response to the ongoing incident at the Valdez Marine Terminal. The UC consists of representatives from Alyeska, .@AlaskaDEC, and the .@USCG. For more information and updates, visit alyeskaresponds.com.
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From the latest Monitor (sign up: akbizmag.com/e-newsletter)
@PWSRCAC's study on the environmental impacts of @AlyeskaPipeline's #Valdez operations have shown #oil contamination in #PrinceWilliamSound & the #GulfofAlaska has reached all-time low values. ow.ly/guNR50wVPgx
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The @PWSRCAC and regional partners deployed two new weather buoys in Port #Valdez to environmental factors in the vicinity of the @AlyeskaPipeline terminal which may affect the ability to prevent, respond to, contain, and clean up an #oil spill. ow.ly/zY7550uslip
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Visuals of the discussions happening at Day 2 of our oil spill preparedness conference today. Thanks to Betsi Oliver of @PWSRCAC for sharing her artistic gifts. @TXSeaGrant @gulfresearch @MSALSeaGrant @Chrismsettar @SeaGrant bit.ly/2EnrVW3 @thecordovatimes @adndotcom
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Day 2 of @NASEM_Gulf @AlaskaSeaGrant oil spill workshop kicked off with description of the work that went into developing the “Coping with technological disasters guidebook” by Joe Banta from @PWSRCAC. @MSALSeaGrant @TXSeaGrant @gulfresearch
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The new booms can be towed several times quicker — up to about four knots — than older versions before they begin losing the oil they’ve trapped. alaskajournal.com/2018-09-26…
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Ahoy Valdez! Last snowy Sunday, the @EdisonChouestAK escort tug, COMMANDER, arrived in Port Valdez with OSRB-1 barge in tow and the general purpose tug ELRINGTON nearby. They were welcomed by Alyeska and ECO employees and their families, who watched from Kelsey Dock. #TAPSPride
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Exxon Valdez, 25 years later: Even long after it's over, the effects of an oil spill can linger--damaging habitats, injuring fish & wildlife
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@PWSRCAC did a nice profile of Davin Holen, our coastal community resilience specialist and in-house anthropologist. bit.ly/2riMfyn
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Yikes!!! #Invasivegreencrab found in #PugetSound... See more here:
cbc.ca/news/canada/british-c…
opb.org/news/article/green-c…
kiro7.com/news/local/invasiv…
