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When the Panel requested tax information from the major importers, only Monrovia Oil Transport Corporation and Aminata responded.

The Panel also finds Saudi Arabia's estimate of the area that is still contaminated with oil to be reasonable.

The Panel notes that the presence of mines and other ordnance initially prevented the removal of nearby oil contamination, and reconstruction operations in the oil fields further delayed remediation efforts.

As previously noted by the Panel, there is evidence that pollutants from the oil well fires reached some parts of Iran.

The Panel, therefore, does not consider that Kuwait's delay in removing the oil lakes and recovery pits was unreasonable in the circumstances.

The Panel finds that there is evidence that there was extensive oil contamination and environmental damage of Saudi Arabia's shoreline in 1991.

The Panel accordingly adopts the reasoning of the D1 Panel on this issue.

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As previously noted by the Panel, there is evidence that contamination from the oil well fires in Kuwait reached some parts of Iran.

The Panel considers that the statistical approach used by Iran to quantify the impacts of pollutants from the oil well fires on its crops in 1991 is, in general, reasonable and appropriate.

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In the third F4 report, the Panel found that Saudi Arabia's estimate of the area of shoreline that is contaminated by oil was reasonable.

UNCTAD is also actively working on issues related to the impact of oil price volatility on African oil importing and oil exporting countries.

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In the third F4 instalment, the Panel found that the Raudhatain and Umm Al Aish aquifers had been contaminated by oil from damaged oil wells and by sea water used to fight the oil well fires, and that this was a direct result of Iraq's invasion and occupation.

The Panel has previously noted that there is evidence that parts of Iran experienced the effects of smoke from the oil well fires in Kuwait.

However, the Panel notes that there are differences in the severity of oil contamination, losses in ecological services and expected recovery times in different areas.

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The Panel, therefore, finds that Syria has not provided sufficient evidence to demonstrate a loss of livestock as a result of the oil well fires in Kuwait.

However, considering the lack of data on pollutant concentrations before, during and after the period of the oil well fires, the Panel finds that the evidence submitted by Syria is not sufficient to establish a link between the extensive damage observed at the sites and air pollution from the oil well fires.

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As the Panel stated in the first F4 report, there is evidence that the oil spills resulting from Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait contaminated some of Iran's marine environment.

As previously noted by the Panel, there is evidence in the scientific literature that the smoke plume from the oil well fires moved over some parts of Iran in 1991.

The Panel notes that the mudflats are characterized by low levels of oil contamination, and the evidence provided is not sufficient to demonstrate that the contamination is causing environmental damage.

Having considered the evidence submitted by Saudi Arabia for that claim, the Panel concluded that damage was caused by the oil spills resulting from Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait.

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