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CCA was activated by BP to assist with the Deepwater Horizon Response on April 25, 2010. Since then we have provided approximately four miles of containment boom, skimmers, and fire boom for in-situ burns. We have also provided Corexit EC9500A dispersant and our Airborne Dispersant Delivery System (ADDS), which has conducted numerous aerial spray missions under the direction of Unified Command. CCA has been a contributor to the science of the long-term effects of dispersed and non-dispersed oil, and Net Environmental Benefit Analysis (NEBA). More information on dispersants and NEBA can be found in the following scientific papers which were co-authored by CCA personnel.

IOSC 2011 - Net Environmental Benefit Analysis (NEBA) of Dispersed Oil on Nearshore Tropical Ecosystems: TROPICS –The 25th Year Research Visit

IOSC 2005 - Net Environmental Benefit Analysis (NEBA) of Dispersed Oil on Nearshore Tropical Ecosystems Derived from the 20 Year TROPICS Field Study

2010 TROPICS 25-YEAR Press Release

Net Environmental Benefit Analysis

A Scientific Approach that Analyses “Trade-offs” to determine Response Options and Strategies that Minimize Spilled Oil’s Impacts on the Environment and Allows the greatest Opportunity for Recovery.

                         


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