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Offshore Oil and Gas Development in Northwest Russia: Consequences and Implications

Report number: 2007

Authors: Nina Lesikhina, Irina Rudaya, Anna Kireeva, Olga Krivonos, Elena Kobets

Publisher: Bellona

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Introduction for Oil and Gas Report Chapter 1. Oil and gas resources on the Arctic Continental shelf in Russia Chapter 2. Transporting oil and gas in Northwest Russia Chapter 3. Environmental risks when extracting and exporting oil and gas Chapter 4. Oil and gas accidents prevention and liquidation Chapter 5. Environmental impact of oil and gas activity in the Arctic Conclusion for Oil and Gas Report

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