Deep-sea mining dust clouds travel long distances – research
A portion of the stirred-up bottom material caused by deep-sea mining remains visible in the water at long distances.
[caption id="attachment_800675" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Oil sands in Fort McMurray, Alberta.[/caption] For the first time in four years Canadian oil sands producers are not afraid of what the upcoming winter will do to crude prices as revamped US refineries are already...
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