What document provides predetermined boom placement suggestions for pollution response?

The correct answer is the Geographic Response Plans. These plans are specifically developed to provide predetermined strategies for responding to oil spills and other pollution incidents in designated areas. They include detailed maps and guidelines on the appropriate placement of boom and other resources, tailored to the unique characteristics of the geography and ecosystem of the site. By having these recommendations in place, responders can act quickly and effectively to mitigate the spread of pollutants and protect sensitive environments.

In contrast, other documents mentioned serve different purposes. The Environmental Sensitivity Index focuses on identifying and mapping sensitive ecological areas but does not provide specific boom placement suggestions. Facility Response Plans outline procedures and resources for individual facilities in the context of pollution response but are not designed to address broader geographic considerations. Contingency Plans provide a framework for emergency preparedness but may vary widely in their content and do not specifically focus on boom placement.