Energy & Resource Development of Continental Margins

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Pergamon Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Page vii
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS AND THEIR AFFILIATIONS, Pages ix-x
1 - EXPLORING FOR OIL AND GAS ON THE CONTINENTAL SHELF, Pages 3-9, Crandall D. Jones
2 - SEISMIC RISK AND RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE COASTAL ZONE, Pages 11-30, Thomas L. Henyey
3 - ESTIMATED UNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE OIL AND GAS RESOURCES OF THE CONTINENTAL SHELF OF THE UNITED STATES, Pages 31-37, E.W. Scott
4 - OFFSHORE FRONTIER BASINS OF THE PACIFIC STATES AND ALASKA: SOME GENERALIZATIONS ABOUT THEIR GEOLOGIC SETTING AND PETROLEUM POTENTIAL, Pages 39-40, David W. Scholl
5 - ENERGY AND THE OCEANS: MYTHS AND REALITIES, Pages 43-53, Bernard LeMehaute
6 - NOVEL METHODS FOR RECOVERY OF MARINE KEROGEN AND BITUMEN, Pages 55-64, James I.S. Tang, Teh Fu Yen
7 - URBAN AND FISH PROCESSING WASTES IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A CASE OF WASTED ENERGY AT TERMINAL ISLAND, CALIFORNIA, Pages 65-97, Dorothy F. Soule, Mikihiko Oguri, John D. Soule
8 - A COMPARISON OF THE ALCAN PLAN WITH THE METHANOL APPROACH FOR PRUDHOE BAY NATURAL GAS, Pages 99-104, S.S. Marsden, M.T. Johnson
9 - VARIABILITY IN RESPONSE OF MARINE ORGANISMS TO PETROLEUM UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS, Pages 107-117, Dale Straughan
10 - THE USE OF GC/MS IN THE IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS IN WATER, Pages 119-146, R.E. Finnigan
11 - DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL HYDROCARBON-IN-WATER MONITOR, Pages 147-162, H.S. Silvus Jr., F.M. Newman, G.E. Fodor, F.K. Kawahara
12 - HAS THE CLEAN AIR ACT REALLY STOPPED INDUSTRIAL GROWTH?, Pages 163-168, Carleton B. Scott
13 - CRUDE OIL TRANSPORTATION AND OIL SPILLS: A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE IMPLICATIONS FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, Pages 171-184, K. Kim, L. Hall, S. Kahane
14 - THE LNG DECISION PROBLEM, Pages 185-200, Lloyd L. Philipson
15 - THE MANAGEMENT OF OFFSHORE FEDERAL ENERGY RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES, Pages 201-219, Robert B. Krueger
16 - THE REGULATORY NIGHTMARE: CATCH 22 !, Pages 221-225, Donald B. Bright
17 - OCS IMPACT ON RECREATION - THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA VIEW, Pages 227-229, Susan H. Anderson
18 - EFFECTS OF A POWER PLANT EFFLUENT ON INTERTIDAL ORGANISMS AT HUMBOLDT BAY, CALIFORNIA, Pages 231-235, Joseph S. Devinny
INDEX, Pages 237-238