Environmental
Under Alaska law, which agency is the lead agency for responding to oil spills in Alaska's marine environment?
AThe U.S. Coast Guard exclusively
BThe Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC)✓ Correct
CThe EPA exclusively
DThe Alaska Department of Natural Resources
Explanation
ADEC has primary authority under Alaska's Oil and Hazardous Substance Pollution Control Act for responding to spills in state waters and at facilities. The Coast Guard has federal authority for federal waters. ADEC and federal agencies coordinate through the Alaska Regional Response Team.
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