Tanker ships would be required to deploy oil booms as a preventive measure in California waters before transferring fuel, under a bill that has passed the Legislature. Washington state has a similar law. Current California regulations cover only how much boom should be deployed after a spill occurs. The bill passed in August on a 41–26 vote; Governor Schwarzenegger has not taken a position on the bill to date.
Oil booms as standard equipment?
Industry News | October 1, 2010 | By: ATA
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