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Oil Spills:     more books (100)

Exxon Valdez Oil Spill (Day of the Disaster) by Sue L. Hamilton, 1990-09 Oil Spill Prevention and Response: How to Comply With Opa and Ospra by Leslie Ray, 1994-01 White Silk and Black Tar: A Journal of the Alaska Oil Spill by Pat Spencer, 1990-05 Oil Spills (Environmental Disasters) by Jane Walker, 2003-04-24 The Exxon Valdez oil spill: Final report, state of Alaska response by Ernest Piper, 1993 Science Projects/Oil Spills (Investigate! Book) by 4-6,Investigate,1 Of 2 Gutnik, 1991-10-01 Potential effects of oil spills on seabirds and selected other oceanic vertebrates off the North Carolina coast (Occasional papers of the North Carolina Biological Survey) by David S Lee, 1989 Oil spill prevention and removal handbook (Pollution technology review) by Marshall Sittig, 1974 Oil Spills (Lucent Overview Series) by Don Nardo, 1991-01 Report to the Premier on Oil Transportation and Oil Spills by David Anderson, 1989 Oil Spills: Danger in the Sea by Joseph E. Brown, 1978-12 Blowout: A Case Study of the Santa Barbara Oil Spill by Carol E Steinhart, John Steinhart, 1972 Oil spills and the marine environment by Donald F Boesch, 1974 Attendance patterns, hatching chronology and breeding population of common murres on Triangle Island, British Columbia following the Nestucca oil Spill by Michael S. Rodway, 1990

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81. Environmental Organization WebDirectory - PollutionOil Spills
    Pollutionoil spillsProducts and Services. Protective Environs The SolidChoice - New technology to aid in oil spills, and transportation.  
    http://www.webdirectory.com/Pollution/Oil_Spills/Products_and_Services/

82. Scientific American: Oil Spills Leave Lasting Mark
    NEWS. November 13, 2002 oil spills Leave Lasting Mark.  
    http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?articleID=000F1170-6D32-1DD1-A060809EC5880106

83. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Oil Spills (Ecological Crises)
    Looking for the best facts and sites on oil spills? HIGH SCHOOL BEYOND Science Life Sciences (Biology) Ecology Ecological Crises oil spills.  
    http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/Sci

84. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Oil Spills (Ecological Crises)
    Looking for the best facts and sites on oil spills? MIDDLE SCHOOL Science Life Sciences (Biology) Ecology Ecological Crises oil spills.  
    http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/Middle_School/S

85. Responding To Oil Spills
    Responding to oil spills. OPRC Convention. Regional centres. R D Forum.Manual on Oil Pollution. IMO/UNEP Guidelines on Oil Spill Dispersant  
    http://www.imo.org/Environment/mainframe.asp?topic_id=225

86. PORTS And Oil Spills
    PORTS and Oil Spill Drills. PORTS participates in the US Coast Guard'sMarine Safety Office's oilspill simulations for Tampa Bay.  
    http://ompl.marine.usf.edu/PORTS/oil.sim2.html
    
    Extractions: In the event of a "real" oil spill, PORTS would provide similar projections maps to aid authorities in containing the spill and anticipating its progress. A more detailed Lagrangian trajectory scheme, using output from a modified version of ECOM-3D and tying output into Florida Department of Environmental Protection's GIS resources-at-risk database, is currently being developed. This will allow authorities to quickly identify critical habitats in Tampa Bay threatened by an oil spill. Bartow oil spill simulation after 2 hour. Bartow oil spill simulation after 12 hours. Bartow oil spill simulation after 24 hours. Back to the Oil Spill Simulation Main Page

87. Managing Fuel Oil Spills: Home Cleanup
    Describes how oil spills generally occur and what the homeowner can do to preventthem. FS06620 1995, To Order. Managing Fuel oil spills Home Cleanup.  
    http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/naturalresources/DD6620.html
    
    Extractions: Fuel oil spills typically occur in the fall at the start of the heating season, when oil deliverers are likely to be new and unfamiliar with the homes they are serving. Homeowner changes could also lead to confusion at oil-delivery time. The spills typically happen in the basements of homes from overfilled tanks or through fill pipes that have no tanks attached! Other spills have occurred when oil was mistakenly dumped into septic tank vents or drinking water wells. Cleanup costs will be paid by whoever is responsible for the spill. If lawyers are involved in determining responsibility, costs will be even higher. Therefore, it is particularly important that you do what you can to prevent spills from happening: If you remove your fuel oil tank, be sure to also remove the fill pipe. Call your oil company to cancel any future deliveries. Do not put an oil cap, or anything that looks like an oil cap, on septic tank vents, drinking water wells, etc. Keep tank caps tightly sealed except when filling or emptying the tank.

88. 1993 Fire Publications - In Situ Burning Of Oil Spills: Mesoscale Experiments An
    In Situ Burning of oil spills Mesoscale Experiments and Analysis. InSitu Burning of oil spills Mesoscale Experiments and Analysis.  
    http://fire.nist.gov/bfrlpubs/fire93/art125.html
    
    Extractions: Environment Canada. Arctic and Marine Oil Spill Program Technical Seminar, 16th. Volume 2. June 7-9, 1993, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Environment Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, 679-734 pp, 1993. oil spills; experiments; crude oil; water; instruments; burning rate; particle size distribution; temperature; carbon dioxide; plumes; visibility; mathematical models; equations; in situ burning; regression rate Building and Fire Research Laboratory

89. 1994 Fire Publications - Large Fires: Burning Of Oil Spills.
    Large Fires Burning of oil spills. Large Fires Burning of oil spills. (395K) Evans, DD; Walton, WD; Notarianni, KA; Baum, H. R.; Koseki, H.  
    http://fire.nist.gov/bfrlpubs/fire94/art096.html
    
    Extractions: U.S./Japan Government Cooperative Program on Natural Resources (UJNR). Fire Research and Safety. 12th Joint Panel Meeting. October 27-November 2, 1992, Tsukuba, Japan, Building Research Inst., Ibaraki, Japan Fire Research Inst., Tokyo, Japan, 365-371 pp, 1992. Department of Transportation, Washington, DC fire safety; fire research; oil spills; combustion; burning rate; smoke yield; particle size distribution; fire plumes; regression rate Building and Fire Research Laboratory

90. DigitalGlobe | Application Tour
    Enivronmental oil spills in Water. The United States Clean WaterAct regulates legal and illegal discharges from industrial and  
    http://digitalglobe.com/applications/app_env_oil.shtml
    
    Extractions: Agriculture Assessment of Farming Practices Crop Rows Orchards Mapping Image Maps Feature Extraction Infrastructure Monitoring Environmental Storm Water Runoff Hazardous Chemical Spills Oil Spills Air Pollution Floodplain Mapping Emergency Monitoring Urban Assessment Forestry Fire Damage Assessment Illegal Logging Timber Management Enivronmental: Oil Spills in Water The United States Clean Water Act regulates legal and illegal discharges from industrial and municipal facilities into waterways. The surface dimensions of a discharge plume, as well as the source, can be identified and measured if it contains suspended material, such as hydrocarbons, sediments, bubbles, or dye. The effectiveness of containment methods can also be assessed using satellite imagery. 2.8-meter multispectral imagery, sharpened with 70-centimeter panchromatic, will be able to be used to identify and measure the surface dimensions of an oil spill.

91. Oil Spills News And Background :: Green Nature ::
    oil spills News and Background. Background information and news coveringvarious oil spills. BACKGROUND An Introduction to oil spills  
    http://greennature.com/article1936.html

92. BLR Divides EHS Web Center
    Login You are NOT logged in. oil spills. Free Tools. Checklists •,oil spills Facility Response Plan Checklist. oil spills Topic Overview,  
    http://ehs2.blr.com/topic.cfm/topic/201

93. Links To More Information About Oil And Oil Spills
    Links to More Information about Oil and oil spills. 1 st Oil Spill ADVISOR,March/April 95 oil spills in One year after the  
    http://www.osradp.lsu.edu/links.htm

94. Products Oil Spills
    quality maintenance products for oil spills Service for oil relatedindustries. Control more. Clean up oil spills. oil spills.  
    http://www.interstateproducts.com/oil_spills.htm
    
    Extractions: Oil Spills Spill Berms Bladder Containment Systems Spill Decks Steel Spill Deck ... Single Drum Containment Sorbents and cleaners for oil spills and related industries. Containment, absorbents and natural cleaners, non skid coatings and more for factories, refineries, well drillers, platforms, rigs and more. Full Hazmat supply and everything you need for oil spills. Clean up Oil spills safer and faster. Spill Containment Berms contain oil spills. If you need help to clean up or contain oils spills, please call us for low pricing and spill solutions. See our special offer below and follow links for time saving maintenance and clean up for oil spills and helpful product and oil related links. Oil skimmers recover hydrocarbons from low viscosity to high viscosity with very high efficiency. Independent tests prove that our advertised recovery rates are accurate. Our skimmers recover only oil, leaving the water behind. Costly water disposal is greatly reduced or eliminated. For more equipment: click here Biodegradable Cleaners AC-127 ORANGE SOLV PLUS ... Natural cleaner and degreaser with the added cleaning power and the freshness of natural orange solvents. Water dilutable and will instantly dissolve greasy. oils and wash dirt away. May be used by hand or with a high-pressure machine. Excellent for cleaning of oil drilling equipments, tools and more.

95. Oil Spill Training
    Agency Programs EPA oil spills Program NOAA Aids for Oil Spill Responders EPA Indexof OilRelated Websites Provides links to Federal and state government sites  
    http://yosemite.epa.gov/R10/OMP.NSF/a52b48c9e48c579688256b1c00031e87/87c94528f26

96. DARP Home Page
    Program (DARP) conducts natural resource damage assessments and restoration ofcoastal and marine resources injured as a result of oil spills, releases of  
    http://www.darp.noaa.gov/
    
    Extractions: Restoration Program NOAA's Damage Assessment and Restoration Program (DARP) conducts natural resource damage assessments and restoration of coastal and marine resources injured as a result of oil spills, releases of hazardous materials and ship groundings. About DARP DARP Cases Regional Restoration Planning Program State of Louisiana Cooperative Assessment Project (CAP) ... Mail Box News Flash! March 7, 2003 Vacancy Announcement - Program Analyst/Environmental Policy Specialist January 13, 2003 Now available Framework for Cooperative Assessments (CAP) More information is available on the Cooperative Assessment Project (CAP) webpage NOTE: These files require Adobe Acrobat to view. The DARP home page is maintained to enhance public access to information about natural resource damage assessment and restoration. Although every effort is made to provide timely information, changes may occur prior to updating this web site, thus DARP cannot provide any warranty as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of information or data. Please send comments or questions about this website to darp.webmaster@noaa.gov

97. What Could Help Prevent Oil Spills? | Csmonitor.com
    World Europe posted November 21, 2002 What could help prevent oil spills?Anthony csmonitor.com What could help prevent oil spills? Eighty  
    http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/1121/p25s01-woeu.html
    
    Extractions: Anthony Palmiotti is director of continuing education at the SUNY Maritime College, New York. Mr. Palmiotti holds an unlimited tonnage merchant marine license and teaches oil spill cleanup at the college. Palmiotti was interviewed by Ben Arnoldy, The Christian Science Monitor's online producer. csmonitor.com: About how many vessels fit the profile of the Prestige? E-mail this story

98. EEA - Energy - Oil Spills
    Indicator oil spills 2001. Policy issue Have other environmental impacts ofthe sector dimished? Major oil spills still occur at irregular intervals.  
    http://themes.eea.eu.int/Sectors_and_activities/energy/indicators/oilspill/index
    
    Extractions: Major oil spills still occur at irregular intervals. Analysis Related indicators Factsheets to download [Click the thumbnail to view a large version of the image] Oil spills above 7 tonnes per spill Source: Eurostat, based on data from ITOPF Note: The mass of oil spilt is approximate, as some of the records do not contain the exact amount of oil spilt. The amount spilt from tankers in the seas around the EU appears to be decreasing, despite the increase in the marine transport of oil. This is possibly because of increased safety measures, resulting in part from increasing public pressure following well publicised accidents in recent years. However, the data does not include spills and discharges of below 7 tonnes from tankers and other shipping and is likely to be an underestimate because of unreported and undetected spills. Following the ERIKA accident off the coast of France in 1999, the European Commission proposed reinforcing the control of ships visiting Community ports. It also proposed banning oil tankers with a single hull (the ERIKA was such a tanker) from EU waters and applying the same timetable for phasing out single-hull tankers as was adopted in the USA after the Exxon Valdez oil spill (2005, 2010, 2015, according to tonnage).

99. Show Number 1005 Oil Spills
    What technology is available to help clean up an oil spill? What can humansdo to prevent oil spills? oil spills How do you clean up an oil spill?  
    http://www.reachoutmichigan.org/funexperiments/agesubject/lessons/newton/Oilspil
    
    Extractions: Segment length: 9:30 Insights When an oil spill occurs, often due to a ruptured oil tanker or leaking oil rig, people around the world are awed by the damage to the environment. Many oil spills are caused by human error, but there are also naturally-occurring oil spills, such as seepages from oil deposits beneath the ocean floor. Regardless of their origins, oil spills have an impact on the environment. The initial impact of an oil spill on the environment is familiar to those who hear about the event and see its effects on the evening news: a film of oil spreading across the surface of the body of water; oil-stained beaches and shorelines; waterfowl and marine mammals coated with oil, struggling to survive; and the carcasses of wildlife littering the shoreline. The environment sustains some of its most visible damage within the first few days or months of the spill. But what are the long-term effects of a large spill? Some evidence suggests that the oil from the Exxon Valdez spill may have entered the food chain, and that the crude oil itself could continue to wreck havoc with the environment. Since oil floats and crude sinks, both the surface and the bottom of the ocean ecosystem could be affected for a long time.

100. Potomac Adventure: Overview
     Students will learn and understand some of the various methods usedto clean up oil spills along with their risks and benefits.  
     http://www.weta.org/potomac/learning/lessons/lesson7/
     
     Extractions: This lesson will show students how to create and clean up a simulated oil spill. Students will learn and understand some of the various methods used to clean up oil spills along with their risks and benefits. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), almost 14,000 oil spills are reported each year in the United States alone. Most of these are relatively small and are cleaned up by the party responsible for the spill without attracting national headlines. Several techniques have been developed to control spill and minimize their impacts on human health and the environment. Mechanical containment or recovery is the first line of defense. Oil is physically restrained using an oil boom to keep it from spreading. Then skimmers actually remove the oil off the surface of the water. Some skimmers act as a type of vacuum cleaner, pumping the collected oil to a storage tank. Others blot the oil from the surface of the water and then have the oil squeezed out or scraped off into a recovery tank. Quick containment and recovery of spilled oil can be effective. In 1993, rupture of an oil pipeline in Virginia released 407,436 gallons of oil. This spill affected nine miles of Sugarland Run Creek as well as the Potomac River. Use of booms, skimmers, vacuum trucks, sorbents and a temporary pipeline to direct recovered oil into tanker trucks resulted in the recovery of 372,498 gallons (91%).

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