Water contamination by crude oil is a growing challenge and little is known about the
probabilistic and non-probabilistic ecosystem and species consequences. Therefore …

The management of produced water (PW) discharges from offshore oil and gas installations
in the North Atlantic is under the auspices of OSPAR (Oslo/Paris convention for Protection of …

This study assessed the levels of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), benzene,
toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene (BTEX), and emerging contaminants in Chanomi Creek …

Aquatic organisms may frequently be exposed to short-term discharges of contaminants,
including those from pesticide use, stormwater runoff, or industrial effluents entering …

Oil spilled into an aquatic environment produces oil droplet and dissolved component
concentrations and compositions that are highly variable in space and time. Toxic effects on …

The progressive establishment of gas platforms and increasing petroleum accidents pose a
threat to zooplankton communities and thus to pelagic ecosystems. This study is the first to …

For offshore oil and gas production facilities, overboard disposal of treated produced water
(PW) remains a principal waste management option, and regulatory frameworks have been …

Toxicity risk assessments of short‐term discharges of contaminated waters to the aquatic
environment have shown that receptor organisms can tolerate higher pulse‐exposure than …

Plastitar has recently been reported in marine environments worldwide. Plastitar is plastic
embedded in crude oil residues. This plastic form, ie, geochemically or-physically altered …

Following an oil spill, accurate assessments of the ecological risks of exposure to
compounds within petroleum are required, as is knowledge regarding how those risks may …