Oil and Gas Pollution
In areas where oil and gas development is prevalent, air, water and soil resources can become contaminated with oil and gas wastes and byproducts. Read about the primary pathways for contamination.
In areas where oil and gas development is prevalent, air, water and soil resources can become contaminated with oil and gas wastes and byproducts. Read about the primary pathways for contamination.
Oil and gas fields account for about 86% of gas storage capacity nationwide. The fields have been depleted of oil …
Oil and hazardous liquid pipelines, also known as transmission lines, carry crude oil, bitumen (the oil extracted from tar sands), gasoline, …
The oil and gas industry inspects and cleans pipelines by “pigging.” The name originates from either Pipeline Inspection Gadget, or …
Changes in pressure and elevation can slow the speed at which oil and gas move through pipelines. Pipeline stations are designed to keep oil or gas moving, and to track how quickly it moves.
Growing volumes of solid waste are processed and disposed of at municipal landfills, a practice that can increase the levels of …