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Title:Legal control of pollution hazards from petroleum operations: implications for the Nigerian oil and gas industry
Author:Adeniji, Kola
Year:1975
Periodical:University of Ghana Law Journal
Volume:12
Issue:2
Pages:106-123
Language:English
Geographic term:Nigeria
Subjects:environmental law
environment
petroleum
Abstract:There is a risk of pollution in some form at each stage of petroleum operations, from the initial search for oil to the transport of petroleum products to the consumer. This article deals only with pollution within Nigeria, including the coastal waters and harbours but excluding pollution of the adjacent high seas resulting from tanker collisions or discharges. Sections of the article; Introduction - Structure of Nigerian oil pollution control measures (Statutory intervention; Judicial approach) - Framework for administrative and statutory controls. Notes; ref.
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