نتایج جستجو برای: spill

تعداد نتایج: 4778  

2017
Sharon A Croisant Yu-Li Lin Joseph J Shearer John Prochaska Amanda Phillips-Savoy James Gee Daniel Jackson Reynold A Panettieri Marilyn Howarth John Sullivan Bishop James Black Joi Tate Dustin Nguyen Amber Anthony Asim Khan Harshica Fernando G A Shakeel Ansari Gilbert Rowe Bret Howrey Chantele Singleton Cornelis Elferink

The Deepwater Horizon (DWH) explosion in 2010 is the largest oil spill (Macondo) in U.S. HISTORY We focused on gaining an understanding of the physical health and mental health effects attributable to the Macondo oil spill. This is a report of a cross-sectional cohort study (wave 1) to establish 'baseline' findings and meant to provide descriptive information to be used for a multi-wave, long...

Journal: :Remote Sensing 2017
Yu Mo Michael S. Kearney J. C. Alexis Riter

The Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the second largest marine oil spill in history, contaminated over a thousand kilometers of coastline in the Louisiana salt marshes and seriously threatened this valuable ecosystem. Measuring the impacts of the oil spill over the large and complex coast calls for the application of remote sensing techniques. This study develops a method for post-Deepwater Horizon...

Journal: :Social science & medicine 2017
Ariane L Rung Symielle Gaston William T Robinson Edward J Trapido Edward S Peters

The mental health consequences of disasters, including oil spills, are well known. The goal of this study is to examine whether social capital and social support mediate the effects of exposure to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on depression among women. Data for the analysis come from the first wave of data collection for the Women and Their Children's Health Study, a longitudinal study of th...

Journal: :Ecological applications : a publication of the Ecological Society of America 2007
Winifred F Frick William E Rainey Elizabeth D Pierson

Unplanned natural and anthropogenic disasters provide unique opportunities for investigating the influence of perturbations on population vital rates and species recovery times. We investigated the potential effects of a major pesticide spill by comparing annual survival rates using mark-recapture techniques on a riparian bat species, Yuma Myotis (Myotis yumanensis). Demography and population d...

2017
Eric J Ward Milo Adkison Jessica Couture Sherri C Dressel Michael A Litzow Steve Moffitt Tammy Hoem Neher John Trochta Rich Brenner

The Exxon Valdez oil spill occurred in March 1989 in Prince William Sound, Alaska, and was one of the worst environmental disasters on record in the United States. Despite long-term data collection over the nearly three decades since the spill, tremendous uncertainty remains as to how significantly the spill affected fishery resources. Pacific herring (Clupea pallasii) and some wild Pacific sal...

2003
G R MacFarlane M D Burchett

In August 1999, a crude oil spill of some 296 000 litres from the oil tanker Laura D’Amato occurred in Gore Cove, in inner Sydney Harbour, Port Jackson (Australia), during unloading at the terminal of the Shell Co of Australia. Our laboratory has been conducting surveys over ten years of the intertidal organisms of Port Jackson, most intensively the rock platforms, with funding from the Shell C...

Journal: :The Science of the total environment 2018
S A Clancy F Worrall R J Davies J G Gluyas

Rapid growth of hydraulic fracturing for shale gas within the USA and the possibility of shale developments within Europe has created public concern about the risks of spills and leaks associated with the industry. Reports from the Texas Railroad Commission (1999 to 2015) and the Colorado Oil and Gas Commission (2009 to 2015) were used to examine spill rates from oil and gas well pads. Pollutio...

2017
Carol Eunmi Lee Jane Louise Remfert Taylor Opgenorth Kristin M Lee Elizabeth Stanford Joseph William Connolly Jinwoo Kim Sarah Tomke

The BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Disaster was the most catastrophic offshore oil spill in U.S. history, yet we still have a poor understanding of how organisms could evolve in response to the toxic effects of crude oil. This study offers a rare analysis of how fitness-related traits could evolve rapidly in response to crude oil toxicity. We examined evolutionary responses of populations of the comm...

1997
Katherine J. Kuletz

M arbled murrelets, Brachyramphus marmoratus marmoratus, are small seabirds of the Alcid Family. Alcids are diving seabirds inhabiting the north Pacific and include murres, puffins, auklets, murrelets, and guillemots. Marbled murrelets occur in nearshore marine environments from California to Alaska, nesting primarily in old-growth forests. A larger subspecies, B. m. perdix, is found along the ...

Journal: :Social science & medicine 2015
Sarah R Lowe Richard K Kwok Julianne Payne Lawrence S Engel Sandro Galea Dale P Sandler

High rates of mental health (MH) problems have been documented among disaster relief workers. However, few workers utilize MH services, and predictors of service use among this group remain unexplored. The purpose of this study was to explore associations between predisposing, illness-related, and enabling factors from Andersen's behavioral model of treatment-seeking and patterns of service use...

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