We make a concerted effort to share information through educational presentations and training, promoting best practices and advancements in oil spill response technology, peer review, participation on panels, committees, and boards, such as the ASTM, Clean Pacific, ADEC Air Quality Task Force, Pacific States/BC Task Force, Oil Spill Dispersants Work Group, and more; we organize public exhibits, issue a monthly newsletter, and maintain a robust website to share data, reports and studies.
With the fluidity of today’s Cook Inlet oil facility operations, citizen oversight is more relevant than ever, guaranteeing CIRCAC will continue to make the best possible decisions for protecting Cook Inlet’s waters and shorelines from the harmful effects of oil and hazardous spills.