The role of SCAT in non-oil spill response
Extreme weather events are increasing the frequency of cargo losses at sea, with containers and packaged goods, including food, consumer products and plastic materials, being driven ashore along coastlines worldwide. While these incidents fall outside traditional oil spill scenarios, the response challenge remains familiar. The most important first step is not immediate clean-up but understanding what has happened on the shoreline.
This webinar explores how Shoreline Clean-up Assessment Technique (SCAT) provides a structured framework for assessing impacts, prioritising response actions and guiding shoreline clean-up operations. Using lessons learned from recent cargo loss incidents, we discuss the importance of early shoreline assessment and the role it plays in supporting proportionate, defensible decision-making.
Hear insights from response specialists and explore how SCAT can help organisations manage non-oil pollution incidents more effectively.
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