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Green Marine

February 15, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Suffolk tourism chief’s oil spill fears

A tourism chief in Suffolk has warned that allowing oil transfers from ships to tankers off England’s coast poses a serious threat to beaches and business. Tim Passmore, chief executive of Choose Suffolk, said he had concerns over the practice and the potential hazards. He said: “We do not need this

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A tourism chief in Suffolk has warned that allowing oil transfers from ships to tankers off England’s coast poses a serious threat to beaches and business. Tim Passmore, chief executive of Choose Suffolk, said he had concerns over the practice and the potential hazards. He said: “We do not need this kind of hazard with the tourist industry worth £1.25bn to Suffolk and struggling.”

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