A quarter of global oil production comes from offshore fields and about 60% of
internationally-traded oil travels by tankers. The relationship between oil, fisheries, and …

Birds are vulnerable to petroleum pollution, and exposure has a range of negative effects
resulting from plumage fouling, systemic toxicity, and embryotoxicity. Recent research has …

Energy development and consumption drive changes in global climate, landscapes, and
biodiversity. The oil sands of western Canada are an epicenter of oil production, creating …

Abstract The Pearl River Delta (PRD) region on the southeast coast of China has long been
known as a highly productive fishing ground. Since the late 1980s, fishing pressure in the …

Micropollutants (MPs) include a wide range of biological disruptors that can be toxic to
wildlife and humans at very low concentrations (< 1 μg/L). These mainly anthropogenic …

The potential for oil spills within the San Juan Archipelago of the central Salish Sea of
Washington State, USA, has been an increasing concern for some time. Within this region …

With the attention paid to greenhouse gas emission reduction all over the world, CO 2
capture, utilization and storage technology has developed rapidly. Predecessors have done …

Bitumen extracted from Canada's oil sands resources is an abundant, unconventional crude
oil used to produce liquid fuels. To permit its transportation by transmission pipelines from …

Concern about the impacts that accidental discharge of under-investigated, heavy petroleum
products may have on aquatic environments has prompted a comparative examination of …

Since being elected in 2015, Canada's federal Liberal government has taken steps to
overhaul major environment-related laws and policies, including federal environmental …