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How Does Aban Work in the Event of Oil Spills?
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Of Mexico’s 17 coastal states, only southern Tamaulipas and Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche, have protocols for action in response to spills of hydrocarbons and potentially dangerous harmful substances in marine areas. Protocol objectives Although the country has a national plan, each state must have the manual of procedures known as “Aban”, that is, the Neto Environmental Benefit Analysis (ABAN), to know how to act immediately. Its objective is to …
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