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Clemson Researchers To Study Oil And Gas Operations' Impact On Gulf Pelicans

2013-02-04 01:40:33| oilandgasonline News Articles

A federal agency has turned to Clemson University’s South Carolina Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit to collect data that will help it assess the environmental impact of oil and natural gas operations on the marine and coastal environments of the northern Gulf of Mexico’s outer continental shelf.

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