Natural Resource Damage Assessment: Methods and Cases
Natural Resource Damage Assessment: Methods and Cases
Natural Resource Damage Assessment: Methods and Cases
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Table 1.6 Number of <strong>Cases</strong> by Agency from 1995 to 2001<br />
State agency Number of cases<br />
FLDEP a<br />
2<br />
ILDNR 4<br />
INDNR 3<br />
LADEQ 13<br />
MAOEA 4<br />
MDDNR 1<br />
MIDEQ b<br />
6<br />
MNPCA 4<br />
MTDOJ 1<br />
NJDEP 32<br />
OHEPA 4<br />
ORDEQ 1<br />
RIDEM 5<br />
SDDENR 1<br />
VDEQ 1<br />
WAECY-OPA 5<br />
WVDNR 1<br />
All agencies reporting 88<br />
a Florida also sent several case-information forms for cases related to damaged coral reefs; they are not included in<br />
this report because they are qualitatively different from all the other cases in the sample.<br />
b Two case-information forms were sent for one of the Michigan cases – one from the MIDEQ, the other from the<br />
MIAGO. That case has been categorized under the MIDEQ.<br />
Table 1.7 Statutory Authority Invoked<br />
Law Number of cases a<br />
OPA 41<br />
CERCLA 35<br />
Other-state law 29<br />
Any statute reported 85<br />
a The top three entries sum to more than 85 because some cases are brought under state <strong>and</strong> federal law or under<br />
both federal statutes.<br />
Table 1.8 Number of Trustees Involved in a Case<br />
Number of trustees Number of cases<br />
1 39<br />
2 11<br />
3 9<br />
4 8<br />
5 10<br />
6 8<br />
Any number reported 88<br />
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