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! 1! Abstract! Oil!Spill!Remediation!and!Restoration:! The!Fate!and!Consequences!of!Oil!in!the!Environment!! by!! Thomas!James!Azwell!! DoctorofPhilosophy!!
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The method is quite effective to burn up to 90% of spilled oil from targeted areas; however it may only be applied in calm waters and very soon after the spill before the oil gets more mixed with water. This technique has several caveats including: affecting air quality through the smoke and residuals
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A woman walks along the beach as waves wash up from the Gulf of Mexico April 13 in Grand Isle, La. Residents report that oil still washes up onto the beach after storms. (Mario Tama/Getty Images) # 34
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NRCS policy has long aimed at improving water quality as well as protecting topsoil. The effects of cleaner water extend beyond local streams and lakes, right down to the Gulf of Mexico. The "dead zone" in the Gulf is created by soil and nutrients washing into the Mississippi from Midwestern farms. Algal blooms, feeding on the nitrogen and ...
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The model also shows how conservation practices reduce the soil and other particles leaving private agriculture lands, which washes downstream and is deposited as problematic sediment in the Gulf....
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The gullies then "form 'pipelines' that swiftly carry away the water the earth cannot absorb" — and along with it, tons and tons of soil that's been lashed with fertilizers and other agrichemicals....
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The model also shows how conservation practices reduce the soil and other particles leaving private agriculture lands, which washes downstream and is deposited as problematic sediment in the Gulf.
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Models of engineering properties of soil on the continental slope in the Gulf of Mexico can be developed using relationships to geologic processes. Examples are given for known slope phenomena such as very weak and very strong clays, sands and rocks. Unusual foundation problems include sensitive clays, calcareous ooze and gas hydrates.
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Perennial grasses in the Belt could reduce the flow of nitrogen down the Mississippi River and into the Gulf of Mexico by more than 70 percent.
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There is broad disagreement on the potential health hazards of the spilled oil polluting the Gulf of Mexico and washing up onto its shores. Some scientists predict medical problems among workers...
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1980-1996 mean loading of 1.6 million metric tons. used in the assessment (CENR 2000). A 40-45%. load reduction represents 0.64-0.72 million metric. tons less per year. Options for reducing ...
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Gulf of Mexico Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas are using Coastal Resilience 2.0 to identify restoration projects with maximum socio-economic and ecological benefits and examine future flood scenarios from storm events and sea level rise.
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Nov 20, 2002The nutria, a nonnative species that has overrun Gulf of Mexico wetlands since the value of its fur plummeted in the early 1980's, devours plants that keep the soil from washing away. The state ...
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The Gulf of Mexico is a semi-enclosed sea (Turner and Rabalais, 2019)—a sort of ocean in a bowl—with an area of 1,507,639 km², an average depth of 1,615 m, and a volume of 2,434,000 km³. It is distinctive because it has all the major features of an ocean within the confined space of its semi-enclosed bowl-shaped basin.
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In 2008 The Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Task Force, organized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), promised a 20% reduction of the dead zone by 2025, and, along with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), has granted millions of dollars to agricultural and conservation groups for the development of nutrient reduction strategies.
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Bp Oil Explosion in the Gulf of Mexico. On April 22 2010, the World faced one of its worst oil spill disasters in the history of marine petroleum exploration. A deadly oil well blowout at Macondo Prospect, about 41 miles off the southeast coast of Louisiana, spewed huge quantities of oil for 87 long days causing major environmental and economic ...
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The Gulf of Mexico is a major source area for the seafood industry. The Gulf supplies 72% of U.S. harvested shrimp, 66% of harvested oysters, and 16% of commercial fish (Potash and Phosphate ...
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This year, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Gulf dead zone is 6,952 square miles, roughly the size of New Hampshire. That's slightly smaller than their earlier prediction of 7,829 square miles, but much larger than the 5-year average of 5,770 square miles. In 2008, The Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Task Force ...
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The study reports that, on average, 37% of the phosphorus load that is delivered to the Gulf originates from non-recoverable animal manure in the Basin. The estimate is about twice as large as previously estimated for the Mississippi River Basin in the 1999 Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia Assessment ( Goolsby et al., 1999 ).
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Instead, high concentrations of soil, fertilizer, other nutrients from farms, lawns, and sewage treatment plants pour into the northern Gulf of Mexico. The infusion of nutrients into the Gulf fuels large phytoplankton blooms, dense blooms of plant-like algae that grow in sunlit waters at the ocean's surface.
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Aside from the fact that most of the chemicals in traditional fertilizers wind up washing into the pristine Yellowstone River to be swept downstream to the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, their use doesn't make sense from a business standpoint. ... Higher functioning soil biology improves water infiltration and water storage capacity. In ...
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The nitrogen routinely washes off their fields when it rains, or it leaches into the soil and contaminates groundwater. Either way, it finds its way into streams and rivers and eventually into the Mississippi River, which empties into the Gulf of Mexico. Once there, as you mentioned in your intro, it stimulates excess algae growth.
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Jun 23, 2022This year, large amounts of seaweed have washed ashore in South Florida. After a while, the leafy brown marine plant emits a pungent odor. Ocean scientist Dr. Tracy Fanara explains that when the seaweed decomposes, it releases sulfur dioxide, which smells like rotten eggs.
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Three ships full of rubber bales were sunk to the bottom of the Atlantic, just off the coast of Brazil. "The question for you guys in Texas is how these rubber bales are arriving in the USA — in ...
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Port Fourchon, one of the U.S.' major ports servicing the Gulf of Mexico's deepwater oil and gas industry lies at the tip of the coast, next to Grand Isle, the last inhabited barrier island in Louisiana. Reed said much of the land loss was due to natural causes but became more rapid in the 20th Century.
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May 5, 2011And every particle that washes away causes problems downstream, including sedimentation — which can increase the risk of flooding — and the alarming dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, the result of...
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A Crude Awakening in the Gulf of Mexico. ... Oil is expected to keep washing into the bay for months. ... The marshy delta soil continued to compact and sink below the water, as it had for ...
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The state Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority plans to use more than 75 million cubic yards of sediment from the Mississippi and Gulf of Mexico to rebuild about 11,000 acres of coastal...
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Globs of oil wash up along the Gulf of Mexico coastline of Dauphin Island, Ala. on Tuesday, June 1, 2010. Boats maneuver around oil containment booms in the Perdido Pass in Orange Beach, Ala., Friday, June 4, 2010. Oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster has started washing ashore on the Alabama and Florida coast beaches. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
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April 20, 2010: An explosion and fire aboard the Deepwater Horizon oil drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico, approximately 50 miles off the Louisiana coast, kills 11 people and triggers the largest...
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Two years ago, in the Gulf of Mexico, a low-oxygen "dead zone" the size of New Jersey killed fish and crabs and damaged the local seafood industry. This year, devastating flooding inundated large...
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Tested on beach in Alabama after 2010 Oil Spill in Gulf of Mexico Mobile Sand-Cleaning Machine by Proven Technologies - using 1% solution of Accell Clean® Before washing >2% oil content After washing < 0.1% oil Cleaning capacity of the machine - 50 cubic yards of sand per hour 14 Accell Clean®SWA Washing Oiled Soils and Solid Waste
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Amoco Cadiz Oil Spill. MT Haven Tanker Oil Spill. Odyssey Oil Spill. The Sea Star Oil Spill. Nowruz Oil Field Spill. The Torrey Canyon Oil Spill. Exxon Valdez Oil Spill. The global thirst for ...
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Jul 1, 2022The biosurfactant assisted soil washing method cleans the pollutants by lowering its surface tension which leads to mobilize the pollutant like crude oil that can be recovered from the leachate and their ... Gulf of Mexico of coastal zone: Dispersed hydrocarbon plume: Indigenous γ-proteobacteria: Natural biodegradation: Hazen et al., 2010 ...
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washington (june 1, 2020)—with federal scientists expected to forecast, within days, the size of this year's "dead zone" in the gulf of mexico, a new study shows that one of the dead zone's biggest causes—nitrogen that flows downriver from midwest farms—has been responsible for up to $2.4 billion in damages to gulf fish stocks and their habitat .
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Coastal Water Sampling. In response to the BP oil spill, EPA monitored air, water, sediment, and waste generated by the cleanup operations. Ongoing response and restoration efforts are posted to RestoreTheGulf.gov. While emergency response data collection has ended, results continue to be available on this site.
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This year, large amounts of seaweed have washed ashore in South Florida. After a while, the leafy brown marine plant emits a pungent odor. Ocean scientist Dr. Tracy Fanara explains that when the seaweed decomposes, it releases sulfur dioxide, which smells like rotten eggs.
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The Gulf of Mexico dead zone occurs every summer. NOAA scientists are forecasting this summer's Gulf of Mexico hypoxic area or "dead zone" to be approximately 6,700 square miles, larger than the long-term average measured size of 5,387 square miles but substantially less than the record of 8,776 square miles set in 2017. NOAA June 3, 2020
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of water in the Gulf of Mexico. The offshore petroleum industry developed in the Gulf of Mexico because the gently sloping outer continental shelf allowed the industry to move slowly into deeper water, developing new drilling technologies as it went. The first attempts to move offshore used wooden derricks on piers connected to land.
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