Titlebook: Environmental Effects of Offshore Oil Production; The Buccaneer Gas an Brian S. Middleditch Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 environme

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Sedimentology and Geochemistry of Recent Sediments,The objective of the sedimentology-geochemistry portion of the Buccaneer Field investigation was to determine whether exploration/production activities have resulted in trace metal contamination of the surrounding environment. Those elements analyzed include Ba, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb, Sr, and Zn.

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Prologue,one hand, there are those who wish to protect the environment from unreasonable assault and, on the other hand, there are pressures to produce more oil and to produce it as inexpensively as possible. In the United States, the latter concern has been compounded by a realization of the problems which

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Surficial Sediments and Suspended Particulate Matter,ary programs have been undertaken to study the environmental consequences of such development. One of the few programs to study the effects of Gulf of Mexico petroleum development is the “Environmental Assessment of the Buccaneer Gas and Oil Field in the Northwestern Gulf of Mexico”. This program, i

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Distribution and Abundance of Macrobenthic and Meiobenthic Organisms,the exploration will be conducted on the continental shelf of the Gulf of Mexico, and a possible consequence of energy production activities is an impact of unknown magnitude on the marine environment.

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Observations on the Effects of Oil Field Structures on Their Biotic Environment: Platform Fouling Cors of ships and fixed offshore structures. They increase the fuel consumption of ships and affect the design of offshore oil platforms. The fouling community has been described in many parts of the world and on many substrates (McDougall, 1943; Scheer, 1945; Fuller, 1946; WHOI, 1952; Daniel, 1954;

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The Effect of Structures on Migratory and Local Marine Birds,wn and long-used flyway for migratory birds which pass from southern Mexico and the Yucatan Peninsula northward to the shores of the Gulf states in the spring and pass southward along the same route in the fall. Prior to the establishment of man-made structures in the Gulf, the migratory route would