Saltcedar control and water salvage on the Pecos river, Texas, 1999-2003

Article Abstract:

Saltcedar a non-native invasive tree, that had created a near monoculture along the banks of the river by replacing most native vegetation, and a large scale ecosystem restoration program was initiated in 1997 on the Pecos River in Western Texas. There is a great potential for water salvage by Saltcedar control even though no fixed values were obtained for amount of water salvage, nor is the fate of the salvaged water identified.

Texas, Pecos River

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Decommissioning of offshore oil and gas facilities: acomparative assessment of different scenarios

Article Abstract:

A comparative analysis of several practices adopted for decommissioning offshore gas and oil gas production facilities is presented.

United States, Plant shutdown, Offshore Oil & Gas, Petroleum in submerged lands, Offshore oil fields, Facility closures

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Managing disposal of water produced with petroleum in Kuwait

Article Abstract:

A study on methods of discharging and using water produced during petroleum operations in Kuwait is discussed.

Government domestic functions, Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas, Petroleum refining, Kuwait, Methods, Petroleum industry, Environmental policy, By-products

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