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Bibliography on the fate and effects of Arctic marine oil pollution by Stuart C Young; Canada. Energy, Mines and Resources.; Canada. Indian and Northern Affairs.; Environmental Studies Revolving Funds (Canada); Canada Oil and Gas Lands Administration.; Arctic Institute of North America is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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The subject scope of this bibliography encompasses the physical, chemical, and biological fate, as well as biological effects, of petroleum and its hydrocarbon constituents. Environmental assessment studies and studies of potential sensitivities of marine and shoreline areas to spills are included where there is some discussion of petroleum pollution effects. Trajectory modelling research has been included where it concerns itself with arctic locations or conditions. Studies on oil spill dispersants as such are excluded, but research on the fate and effects of oil/dispersant mixtures are included. The geographic coverage includes the arctic regions plus Cook Inlet and the Gulf of Alaska. Documents covering conditions of arctic relevance have been selected form anywhere within the area of average maximum sea ice extent. Laboratory research involving arctic species or northern crude oils has been included regardless of location. Literature types include monographs, journals, conference proceedings, theses, and reports, up to and including December 1985. Citations are arranged by author, and there are subject, geographic, title, and serial indexes

Author

Stuart C Young; Canada. Energy, Mines and Resources.; Canada. Indian and Northern Affairs.; Environmental Studies Revolving Funds (Canada); Canada Oil and Gas Lands Administration.; Arctic Institute of North America

Publisher

Environmental Studies Revolving Funds

Published

1986

Language

EN

ISBN

9780920783252

Subjects

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