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Enbridge reaches settlement on major pipeline spill

May 19, 2015 by Rob Hislop Leave a Comment

The company responsible for one of the largest inland oil spills in U.S. history will restore or create 300 acres of wetlands as part of a sweeping agreement to improve the Kalamazoo River watershed in southwestern Michigan. The settlement comes nearly five years after a broken pipeline released more than 800,000 gallons of oil. Enbridge […]

Filed Under: Alberta, Environment, International, News, Uncategorized Tagged With: clean up, Enbridge, energy, Environment, kalamazoo river, Michigan, oil spill, pipeline

Oil spill cleanup made easier

April 15, 2015 by Rob Hislop Leave a Comment

In Ohio, scientists are experimenting with a mesh that could clean up oil spills and save a lot of money in the process. Research out of Ohio State University’s nano lab has developed a type of steel mesh which traps oil, while letting water flow through it. The high-tech mesh is coated in a nearly […]

Filed Under: Environment, Innovation, International, News Tagged With: clean up, energy, nano technology, oil industry, oil spill, steel mesh

One man’s unique method of cleaning up oil spills in water

September 30, 2014 by Evan Leave a Comment

Rob interviews accelerator physicist Arden Warner of Fermilab about his new concept for cleaning up oil spills in water.

Filed Under: iKanMedia TV, Innovation, Video Tagged With: clean up, oil spill, oil spill recovery

This oil absorbing sponge could change everything

September 29, 2014 by Evan Leave a Comment

Rob chats with EMPA researcher Philippe Tingaut via Skype about the oil-only absorbing sponge they’ve developed.

Filed Under: iKanMedia TV, Innovation Tagged With: clean up, Empa Materials, Innovation, oil industry, oil spill

Plains Midstream Canada passes audit imposed after oil spills

September 11, 2014 by Rob Hislop Leave a Comment

Plains Midstream Canada is out of the regulatory penalty box after passing an audit imposed by the Alberta Energy Regulator following several polluting leaks from its petroleum pipelines. But the regulator says it will continue to keep a close eye on the activities of the Calgary-based subsidiary of Plains All American Pipeline, L.P., of Houston. […]

Filed Under: Alberta, Environment, News Tagged With: AER chief executive Jim Ellis, Alberta Energy Regulator, clean up, environmental offences, Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act, Federal Fisheries Act, fined, Innisfail, Kemp pipeline, Little Buffalo, Lubicon Cree village, monitoring system, northwestern Alberta, Peace River, Plains All American Pipeline, Plains Midstream, Plains Midstream Canada, Rainbow pipeline, Rangeland pipeline, Red Deer River spill, regulator

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