Author: United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. Mobile District
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Published: 1984
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Author: ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT MOBILE AL.
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Published: 1984
Total Pages: 1006
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →An analysis has been undertaken of the physical biological and socioeconomic effects of hydrocarbon exploration and production activities in coastal Alabama and Mississippi and adjacent Federal waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The analysis consists of two parts: effects and generic unit actions, and cumulative effects of postulated hydrocarbon-related activities in the region over the next 30 years. Four subregions are considered in the analysis: the forested and seasonally-flooded Mobile-Tensaw River Delta, the shallow coastal estuaries of Mobile Bay and Mississippi Sound, and the Alabama and Mississippi state waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The main short-term adverse environmental effects would be turbidity resulting from well site and pipeline construction activities, and the temporary loss of habitat and biological productivity during pipeline construction and during the drilling period at well sites that are eventually abandoned as dry holes. Long-term adverse environmental effects include the reduction or loss of biological productivity and the alteration of habitat value at producing well sites and along wetland pipeline corridors, which would continue for many years until a well field is abandoned.
Author: ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT MOBILE AL.
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Published: 1984
Total Pages: 178
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →An analysis has been undertaken of the physical biological and socioeconomic effects of hydrocarbon exploration and production activities in coastal Alabama and Mississippi and adjacent Federal waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The analysis consists of two parts: effects and generic unit actions, and cumulative effects of postulated hydrocarbon-related activities in the region over the next 30 years. Four subregions are considered in the analysis: the forested and seasonally-flooded Mobile-Tensaw River Delta, the shallow coastal estuaries of Mobile Bay and Mississippi Sound, and the Alabama and Mississippi state waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The main short-term adverse environmental effects would be turbidity resulting from well site and pipeline construction activities, and the temporary loss of habitat and biological productivity during pipeline construction and during the drilling period at well sites that are eventually abandoned as dry holes. Originator-supplied keywords: Generic EIS, Corps of Engineers permits, Hydrocarbon permits, Alabama, Mississippi.
Author: ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT MOBILE AL.
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Published: 1984
Total Pages: 1001
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DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Table of Contents: Unit Action Description for Commercial Development; Estimate of Recoverable Hydrocarbon Resources in the Coastal Areas of Mississippi and Alabama; Hydrocarbon Resource Development Scenarios; Additional Material on the Biological Environment of the Study Area; Additional Material on the Physical Environment of the Study Region; Additional Material on Socioeconomic Characteristics of the Study Area; Source Documents Prepared by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for Water Resources, Air, Water Quality, Noise, and Solid and Hazardous Waste.