Offshore oil and gas production is increasingly growing popular globally. Produced water
(PW), which is the largest byproduct of oil and gas production, is a complex mixture of …

The most abundant natural biopolymer on earth, cellulose fiber, may offer a highly efficient,
low-cost, and chemical-free option for wastewater treatment. Cellulose is widely distributed …

The industrialization of the deep sea is expanding worldwide. Increasing oil and gas
exploration activities in the absence of sufficient baseline data in deep-sea ecosystems has …

Crude oil and petroleum products are widespread water and soil pollutants resulting from
marine and terrestrial spillages. International statistics of oil spill sizes for all incidents …

Corporations are perceived as increasingly powerful and critically important to ensuring that
irreversible climatological or ecological tip** points on Earth are not crossed …

Covering more than half the planet, the deep ocean sequesters atmospheric CO2 and
recycles major nutrients; is predicted to hold millions of yet-to-be-described species; and …

The interest in deep-sea environment is increasing both in the scientific and business
community. Nevertheless, in situ corrosion studies are difficult to be executed due to high …

Floating photovoltaic solar energy installations (FPVs) represent a new type of water surface
use, potentially sparing land needed for agriculture and conservation. However …

Marine resources and energy exploitation has driven the advancement of floating structures,
eg, the oil & gas platforms, the floaters to support floating wind turbines. Mooring systems …

Offshore oil and gas platforms operating past their design life can pose significant risk to
operators and the surrounding environment, as the integrity of these structures decreases …