Mojtahid, M., F. Jorisson, J.Durrieu, G. Galgani, H. Howa, F. Redois, and R. Camps
From the Abstract: “We present a study of benthic foraminiferal faunas from the outer continental shelf off Congo (tropicalWest Africa), with the aim to determine the impact of the discharge of oily drill cuttings on the sea floor environment, to judge
From the Abstract: “Drilling mud and cuttings discharged from the more than 21,000 wells drilled offshore and in coastal waters of the United States have not caused detectable environmental damage either short-term or long-term.
From the Abstract: “This report describes studies of the hydrocarbons, biocides, sulfur, and related substances discharged from structures in the Buccaneer Gas and Oil Field, their distribution and fates in the surrounding environment, and an assessmen
Melton, H. R., J. P. Smith, H. F. Mairs, R. G. Bernier, E. Garland, A. H. Glickman, F. V. Jones, J. P. Ray, D. Thomas, A. Hess, and J. A. Campbell
From the Abstract: “High-performance non-aqueous drilling fluids (NADFs) are required to meet the challenging technical requirements of many offshore wells.
From the Abstract: “Two benthic surveys werer conducted to monitor the possible accumulation of trace metals resulting from the discharge of drilling muds and drill solids during exploratory drilling in theMid-Atlanti Bight.
