Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Spill Prevention
& Response & Non-Tank Vessel
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Department
of Environmental Conservation SPAR |
Spill Prevention and Response
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of Environmental Conservation NTV |
Non Tank Vessel Regulations Page |
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Alaska Statutes
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Alaska
Statutes |
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Associations
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Alaska
Association of Harbormasters and Port Administrators (AAHPA) |
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American
Association of Port Authorities |
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At Sea
Processors Association |
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Pacific
Seafood Processors Association |
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Commercial Fishing
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Alaska
Division of Fish and Game |
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National
Marine Fisheries |
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Pacific
States Marine Fisheries Commission |
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United
Fishermen of Alaska |
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Federal
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Alaska
NMFS Statutes |
NMFS Statutes that Effect Alaska |
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Federal
Register Search |
Federal Register Search |
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U.S.
Code of Federal Regulations |
U.S. Code of Federal Regulations |
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Government
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American
Bureau of Shipping |
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of Investigation |
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National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration |
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U.S Customs Service
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U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers |
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U.S.
Immigration and Naturalization |
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Harbors
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Alaska
Association of Harbormasters and Port Administrators (AAHPA) |
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Anchorage |
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Dillingham |
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Dutch
Harbor |
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Haines |
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Homer |
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Juneau |
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Ketchikan |
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Kodiak |
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Petersburg
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Seward |
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Sitka |
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Valdez
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Whittier |
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Wrangell |
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Marine Exchanges
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Baltimore
Maritime Exchange |
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Chamber
of Shipping of British Columbia |
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Greater
Houston Port Bureau & Marine Exchange of the West Gulf |
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Jacksonville,
Florida Marine Transportation Exchange |
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Marine
Exchange of Puget Sound |
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Marine Exchange
of San Francisco Bay Region |
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Marine
Exchange of Southern California |
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Maritime
Association of The Port of New York/New Jersey |
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Maritime
Exchange for the Delaware River and Bay |
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Maritime
Information Service of North America |
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New Orleans
Board of Trade |
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Port
of Hampton Roads Maritime Association |
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Tampa
Port Authority |
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The Marine
Exchange of Alaska |
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The Merchants
Exchange of Portland, Oregon |
d.b.a. Marine Exchange of the
Columbia River |
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Maritime Industry
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Alyeska
Pipeline |
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Maritime Officer |
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BP Oil Shipping
(USA) Inc. |
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Crowley
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Horizon
Lines |
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International
Maritime Organization |
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INTERTANKO
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Marine
Log |
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National
Fisherman.com |
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National
Shipbuilding Network (NSNet) |
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Northwest
Cruise Ship Association |
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Offshore
Marine Service Association |
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Passenger
Vessel Association |
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Professional
Mariners |
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U.S. Maritime
Adminstration |
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Workboat
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Medical Emergency
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Hypothermia
Prevention |
The recommended treatment of
hypothermia in the field is core rewarming to prevent post-rescue
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National Response Center
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National
Response Center |
Contact the National Response
Center to report oil or chemical spills or to report terrorist incidents
1-800-424-8802 An online
reporting form is provided at the NRC web site |
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Navigation information
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National
Imaging and Mapping Agency (NIMA) |
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National
Ocean Service Chart Corrections |
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National
Ocean Service Hydrographic Surveying |
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U.S.
Coast Guard Notice to Mariners |
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USCG
Navigation Center |
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RTCM Guide
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RTCM Guide
to International Ship Navigation Equipment Requirements v.1.0 |
Radio Technical Commission for
Maritime Services (RTCM) |
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Safety
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State
of Alaska Office of Boating Safety |
With over 33,000 miles of coastline,
more than 3 million lakes and over 3,000 rivers, Alaska is a boater's
paradise. Boats are a big part of the Alaskan lifestyle. Alaskans
use their boats not only for recreation, but also for day to day
transportation. Unfortunately, Alaska's superlatives also include
the highest boating fatality rate in the nation. Until July 1998,
Alaska was the only state without a boating safety program. In response,
Governor Tony Knowles established the State Office of Boating Safety
within the Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation. The Office
is responsible for administering the Alaska Boating Safety Program,
working to reduce Alaska's boating fatalities and enhance safe boating
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U.S.
Coast Guard Boating Safety |
The U.S. Coast Guard Office of
Boating Safety (G-OPB) is dedicated to reducing loss of life, injuries,
and property damage that occur on U.S. waterways by improving the
knowledge, skills, and abilities of recreational boaters |
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Spill Response
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ACS |
Alaska Clean Seas -907.659.3220 |
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Alaska
CHADUX |
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SEAPRO |
Southeast Alaska Pollution Response
Organization - 907.225.7002 |
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Training & Education
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Alaska
Sea Grant College Program |
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Alaska
SeaLife Center |
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Alaska
Vocational Technical Center (AVTEC) |
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Maritime
Schools |
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North
Pacific Fisheries Observer Training Center |
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Olympic
Institute for Leadership Development |
An Oregon non-profit 501 (c)
(3) educational organization. We specialize in working with students
and families who are interested in attending college, federal service
academies (Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard and Merchant Marine),
college ROTC programs, state maritime academies and military prep
schools. |
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Sea Education
Association |
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Sea
Grant Marine Science Careers Guide |
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University
of Alaska Fairbanks Marine Advisory Pro |
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