McGill University: Government of Canada Funds Collaborative Research to Clean Arctic Oil Spills
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- Two McGill researchers developing solutions to clean marine oil spills in the Northwest Passage and in oceans surrounding
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Today, the Honourable David Lametti, Minister of
"With the support of the
McGill's
At present, little is known about the ability of microorganisms--mainly bacteria--to break down hydrocarbons in the region. By examining the results from a controlled, in situ oil spill,
These projects will provide vital data on the optimal bioremediation treatments for hydrocarbon-contaminated Arctic beaches while also providing a policy framework for implementing remediation of such sites. Additionally, their work will help to identify regions that are at highest risk of negative impact in case of an oil spill.
"Our government recognizes the vital importance of collaboration when it comes to responding to oil spills in
These projects are part of the
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