Marine Pollution Emergency Response Protocols

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Marine Pollution Emergency Response Protocols are standardized procedures and guidelines designed to ensure a prompt and coordinated action in the event of an accidental release of pollutants into the marine environment—such as oil spills or hazardous substances—aiming to minimize environmental damage and support the restoration of affected marine ecosystems.

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