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• TITLE: Environmental Consequences of Oil Spills on Marine Habitats and the Mitigating Measures—The Niger Delta Perspective

  AUTHORS: Etuk Etiese Akpan

  KEYWORDS: Oil Spills, Environmental Consequences, Oil Pollution and Impact, Marine Habitats, Niger Delta

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.10 No.6, June 30, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The Niger Delta region has witnessed environmental impacts arising from oil production activities. Soil fertility in these areas and the entire marine habitat was investigated based on the re-occurring spill incidents in the area to establish the consequences of oil pollution on key performance indicators as well as the remedial actions for resuscitation. One of the bases of evaluation was on the fertility profile of the area impacted by oil spills as compared with the areas without oil spills influence. A suitable cost effective and environmentally friendly technique to handle the pollutions in the Niger Delta region can be found in systematic containment, recovery, clean up and restoration of the marine habitat to its initial capacity and status to be able to sustain life once again.