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The work of the various research laboratories of the Ministry of Technology in the field of oil pollution is described. It includes the removal of oil from beaches and from the sea, the burning of oil in tanks and the use of booms in sheltered waters. In 1960, there were a number of fairly large-scale oil pollution incidents off the south coast of England. As a result, an approach was made to the Minister for Science to carry out work to find out the best method of removing oil pollution from beaches. This work, which was soon extended to the problem of dealing with oil while still on the sea, was carried out by the Warren Spring Laboratory, now part of the Ministry of Technology. Other Ministry laboratories were later drawn in for other aspects of the problem. The work is still going on. This paper will describe firstly the treatment of oil on the beaches; secondly, methods of dealing with oil on the sea; thirdly, the burning of oil in tanks; fourthly, the use of booms to protect particular sites; and, lastly, other means of preventing oil from reaching the surface of the sea.

United Kingdom Ministry Of Technology Work On Oil Pollution