Investigating the fate of oil under iceArctic oil spill JIP researches model for assessing conditions for successful mechanical recovery or dispersion of spilled oil Alan Bailey Petroleum News
As part of a series of reports on Arctic oil spill response technologies, the Arctic Oil Spill Technology Joint Industry Program, or JIP, has published a new report on the state of current knowledge about what may happen to spilled oil that becomes trapped under sea ice. The fate of oil under or in....
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