Coast Guard Issues Final Report on Oil Spill – final report

March 6, 2006

The Coast Guard issued its final press release on the response to the oil spill into Arthur Kill. Active shoreline cleanup has been suspended. Excavation and cleanup at the wharf area continues. The incident is under investigation. Source: HK Law

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