Potential impacts of an impending oil spill

Stephanie E. Chang ()
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Stephanie E. Chang: University of British Columbia (UBC)

Nature Sustainability, 2021, vol. 4, issue 12, 1023-1024

Abstract: Our understanding of the impacts of oil spills highlights the urgency of preventing them. A new study considers public health and other effects of an oil spill from an abandoned Red Sea tanker.

Date: 2021
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