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Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico

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The picture shown above shows the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Thousands of tons of oil dumped every day into the Gulf of Mexico. In recent years, intensive work for exploration of hydrocarbons began in the shelf of the Far Eastern seas. However, there is information about the pollution of sea water by drilling wells. It is this way of dealing with the waste oil industry brings the greatest profit. Widely used in the world of more environmentally friendly methods (in particular, the injection of drilling waste into the ground), companies such as “Exxon” and “Shell”, do not wish to use on the Sakhalin shelf. There is a danger that when the fish start of hydrocarbons in the marine areas of the Far East, will frontal pollution Far Eastern seas. The difficulties of the British oil group BP to stop the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico raises new questions about drilling in deep water, with possible effects on exploration projects, including the pre-salt in Brazil, and some increase in costs extraction and therefore the price of the barrel.

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Kostka, Joel E., et al. "Hydrocarbon-degrading bacteria and the bacterial community response in Gulf of Mexico beach sands impacted by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill."

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Applied and environmental

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Mexico beach sands impacted by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill." 77.22 (2011): 7962-7974.

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Applied and environmental microbiology

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Pollution Due To Oil Spill

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The above picture is another example of marine pollution due to oil spill. Marine pollution is officially defined by the International Commission for the Exploitation of the Seas (ICES) - International Commission for the Exploitation of the Oceans as “the introduction by man, directly or indirectly, of substances or energy into the marine environment resulting in such deleterious effects harm to living resources, damage to human health, difficulty of maritime activities, including fishing. Preventing the use of water for appropriate purposes and reduction of amenities “Human civilization has always used the oceans and seas to extract their livelihood. Marine pollution mainly caused by oil spill. As most deposits are offshore, the possibility of leakage loss in transportation and burning oil are responsible for these toxic substances in seawater are very high. Moreover, the daily use of oil and oil products like gasoline also contributes a significant burden of this contaminant. These substances are present in the composition of pesticides, including DDT banned. These organ chlorines persist in the environment for many years and are remobilized from the soil to the water and then come follow towards the ocean.

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Wang, Zhendi, and Scott Stout. . Academic Press, 2010.

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Oil spill environmental forensics: fingerprinting and source identification

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The picture shown above shows the severe effect of oil that has caused the death of many birds and underwater animals. Pollution of the sea is the result of the same actions generates water pollution. But there is a difference. The sea constantly at risk of accidents with oil tankers crossing the ocean daily in large quantities. The oil spill is considered one of the greatest and most serious ecological disasters. Ecosystems, when affected, are able to recover only after tens of years, provided they are cleaned quickly and since there is no longer any other serious problem in this period. The oil tankers and pipelines contribute to marine pollution. The tanker can cause contamination of the water when leaks occur following removal of the product remain some waste, so it’s a wash held in the ship’s tanks and dirty water with oil is thrown into the sea. In the case of pipelines, disaster strikes when the plumbing breaks producing leaks. This type of marine pollution is called “slick”. All years are transported nine billion tons of oil by sea. Annually, humanity dumps 130 million gallons of oil in the world’s oceans.

Work Cited

Coppini, Giovanni, et al. "Hindcast of oil-spill pollution during the Lebanon crisis in the Eastern Mediterranean, July–August 2006." 62.1 (2011): 140-153.

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Marine pollution bulletin

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