Exxon Valdez trustees may change recovery definitionsAt issue is whether species have recovered after 1989 oil spill; Craig Tillery, trustee council chairman, says council “will be looking at the classifications themselves;” species that have not recovered include loon, harbor seal Allen Baker For the Associated Press
The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council may change the definitions it has been using on whether wildlife species damaged by the 1989 oil spill have recovered.
The council took public comment June 14 on a draft report on 23 species and animal groupings the council has been tracking in Prince Will....
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Still oil in the environment Condition of killer whales an issue Impact of reduction of punitive damages Some species still not recovering
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