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Investigating the use of oil platform marine fouling invertebrates as monitors of oil exposure in the northern Gulf of Mexico

Pie, H. V., A. Heyes, C. L. Mitchelmore

The concentration of 51 parent and alkylated PAHs was examined in oysters, Ostrea equestris, and corals,Tubastrea coccinea, collected from oil-rig structures off the coast of Louisiana during April andMay 2011 to investigate their pot

Sound bites, science and the Brent Spar: environmental considerations relevant to the deep-sea disposal option

Gage, J. E. and J. D. M. Gordon

From the Abstract: “One of the happier consequences of Greenpeace's high profile campaign in stopping the sinking of the Brent Spar in the North Atlantic off north-western Scotland has been a better awareness of the deep ocean.

Georges Bank monitoring program: analysis of hydrocarbons in bottom sediments and analysis of hydrocarbons and trace metals in benthic fauna during the third year of monitoring

Payne, J. R., J. L. Lambach, G. H. Farmer, C. R. Phillips, M. K. Bechel, J.G. Sutton, and R. R. Sims Jr.

From the Abstract: “This program was conducted to document background hydrocarbon and trace metal levels in selected sediments and benthic fauna, and to monitor potential short and long term changes which may result from exploratory drilling activities

Mixed function oxygenases as biological monitors around petroleum hydrocarbon development sites: potential for induction by diesel and other drilling mud base oils containing reduced  levels of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

Payne, J. F., L. Fancey, J. Kiceniuk, U. Williams, J. Osborne, and A. Rahimtula

From the Abstract: “The use of oil-based drilling muds has been discouraged in hydrocarbon exploration and production in the marine environment but these muds are presently being used to a considerable degree in the United Kingdom and Norwegian sectors

Effects of the Terra Nova offshore oil development on benthic macro-invertebrates over 10 years of development drilling on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, Canada

Paine, M. D., E. M. DeBlois, B. W. Kilgour, E. Tracy, P. Pocklington, R. D. Crowley, U. P. Williams, and G. G. Janes

From the Abstract: “This paper describes effects of drilling with water and synthetic-based drilling muds on benthic macro- invertebrates over 10 years at the Terra Nova offshore oil development.

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