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... tankers . Table 3. - Outflows due to tanker accidents . 1694 1694 Figures 4 , 5 , and 6. - An analysis of annual oil outflow and increase in capital investment for a series of 250,000 dwt tankers ... 1695 Table 4. - Some advantages and ...
... tankers . Table 3. - Outflows due to tanker accidents . 1694 1694 Figures 4 , 5 , and 6. - An analysis of annual oil outflow and increase in capital investment for a series of 250,000 dwt tankers ... 1695 Table 4. - Some advantages and ...
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... tanker system to the West Coast . The most serious hazards are projected for the fishing industry and marine environ- ment in Prince William Sound and from the threat of large earthquakes in Southern Alaska . 2. Secretary Morton has ...
... tanker system to the West Coast . The most serious hazards are projected for the fishing industry and marine environ- ment in Prince William Sound and from the threat of large earthquakes in Southern Alaska . 2. Secretary Morton has ...
Page 1223
... tanker system ( 4.15 billion shared with ship- ping companies ) and a gas pipeline to the midwest United States ( 4.5 billion to be funded by a consortium of gas utilities ) . 2. The two governments and the industry would share equally ...
... tanker system ( 4.15 billion shared with ship- ping companies ) and a gas pipeline to the midwest United States ( 4.5 billion to be funded by a consortium of gas utilities ) . 2. The two governments and the industry would share equally ...
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... tankers unload at the Portland terminal of which approxi- mately 600 provide crude oil for the pipeline to Montreal . No information yet on transport costs or carrying charges . W. T. PECORA . Portland , Maine , Spills / 1971 67 ...
... tankers unload at the Portland terminal of which approxi- mately 600 provide crude oil for the pipeline to Montreal . No information yet on transport costs or carrying charges . W. T. PECORA . Portland , Maine , Spills / 1971 67 ...
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... tankers - total cost 1.25 billion ( 15 of the 33 are now on order - 8 additional are already in use ) . Total cost ... tanker costs at least 5 billion ; no known technology for construction marine terminus in Beau- fort Sea . II . Gas ...
... tankers - total cost 1.25 billion ( 15 of the 33 are now on order - 8 additional are already in use ) . Total cost ... tanker costs at least 5 billion ; no known technology for construction marine terminus in Beau- fort Sea . II . Gas ...
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1971 Household Alaska Alaska Highway alternative Alyeska Pipeline Service analysis Anthracite Anthracite 000 tons Arctic barrels per day bbls Bituminous coal Bureau of Mines Canada Canadian coal & lignite Coast construction CONSUMPTION corridor costs Crude Oil Department earthquake Edmonton Electric Power Miscellaneous ENERGY STATISTICS environment Environmental Impact Statement estimates feet Final Environmental Impact Fossil Fuel fuel oil gas pipeline gravel ground ice Hydropower Hydropower and Nuclear Interior Kwhr lignite 000 tons Mackenzie River marine ment miles million barrels mmb/d Natural Gas Liquids North Slope oil oil and gas oil pipeline operating percent permafrost Petroleum Products pipe Pipeline Service Company Plants Power Miscellaneous TOTAL Prince William Sound proposed trans-Alaska Prudhoe Bay Refinery Richardson Mountains River Rogers C. B. Morton route Secretary MORTON seismicity soils steel Stipulations stresses tanker temperature tion trans-Alaska pipeline trans-Canada Transportation Electric Power Trillion Btu upland Uranium Valdez
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Page 1648 - ... contiguous zone" means the entire zone established or to be established by the United States under article 24 of the Convention on the Territorial Sea and the Contiguous Zone ; (10) "onshore facility" means any facility (including, but not limited to, motor vehicles and rolling stock) of any kind located in, on, or under, any land within the United States other than submerged land ; (11) "offshore facility...
Page 1648 - For the purpose of this section, the term — (1) 'oil' means oil of any kind or in any form, including, but not limited to, petroleum, fuel oil, sludge, oil refuse, and oil mixed with wastes other than dredged spoil; (2) 'discharge...
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Page 1635 - States other than submerged land ; (11) "offshore facility" means any facility of any kind located in, on, or under, any of the navigable waters of the United States...