The DOST has collaborated with the PCG to investigate the characteristics of the oil that spilled in the waters of Oriental Mindoro and other areas. | JEMendozaINQ
“The PCG-DOST collaboration aims to improve investigation through laboratory analysis in oil biomarker fingerprinting through the DOST-Industrial Technology Development Institute and confirm the suspected source of oil that reached the coastlines of Oriental Mindoro, Antique, and Palawan,” the PCG said in a statement on Monday.According to PCG, the DOST tapped Dr.
The two agencies conducted oil sampling in offshore and shoreline operations to verify oil weathering characteristics.
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