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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Die Lenkungsfunktion des Umweltrechts,ess just toxicological aspects of hazard. Additional factors must be considered in a comprehensive hazard assessment. These factors include the potential for bioaccumulation of constituents of discharged formation water and impact of the discharged water on other uses of the ocean.

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A. Greinen,H. K. Müller-HermelinkWard et al., 1979). This was followed by a BLM-sponsored study in 1977–1979 in the same general area though smaller in scope than the OEI studies. The results of the BLM study are presently being evaluated (Defenbaugh, personal communication).

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Management und Controlling im Mittelstandcontinental shelf off Galveston, Texas. This variety of observations has afforded an opportunity to define the transport mechanics and to develop models for describing the spread and movement of potential contaminants that may have entered the water from petroleum operations in the Field.

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The Effect of Structures on Migratory and Local Marine Birds,n readily see structures the size of the Buccaneer platforms. It has been noted that birds will land on ships and structures during the migratory season, particularly under adverse weather conditions.

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Bacterial Community Composition and Activity,n the marine environment, microorganisms are the major biotic factors responsible for recycling petroleum (LaRock and Severance, 1973; Walker and Colwell, 1974). Therefore, any comprehensive study of the effects of petroleum on the aquatic biosphere should include a study of bacterial adaptation to petroleum pollution.

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Biocides, study. Investigation of biocides was a minor component of the research performed by the University of Houston. No definitive results were obtained and time did not permit a thorough discussion of this topic at the Symposium. Since biocides are mentioned in several other Chapters, however, a summary of our knowledge of biocides is presented here.