Naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORMs) can be found in decommissioned oil and
gas infrastructure (eg pipelines), including scales. The effects of NORM contaminants from …

Contaminants, including naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM) of the 238-uranium
and 232-thorium decay series, have been recognized as a global research priority to inform …

Decommissioning consequences of offshore oil and gas infrastructure removal on marine
population dynamics, including connectivity, are not well understood. We modelled the …

A vital sector of the global economy, the oil and gas sector, faces several difficulties due to
its intricate supply chain. The demand in the oil and gas sector is growing to lower costs …

There is a growing need to understand the potential ecological impacts of contaminants in
offshore oil and gas infrastructure, especially if that infrastructure is to be left in situ as a …

Offshore oil and gas infrastructure must be decommissioned at the end of its operational life.
The base case approach for decommissioning under Australia's regulatory framework is the …

The regulation of naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) and technologically
enhanced naturally occurring radioactive material (TENORM) at the state level in the United …

Emissions from methane escaping oil and gas setups significantly contribute to the overall
greenhouse gas problem. It is crucial, for both the health of our environment and financial …