Latest Draft Study Report on Mercury from Oil and Gas for Consideration by the Global Mercury Partnership Advisory Group at its Twelfth Meeting
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2022-03Author
United Nations Environment Programme Global Mercury Partnership
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The objective of the present report is to analyze the life cycle of mercury in the oil and natural gas value chains and understand how this heavy metal, naturally present in oil and natural gas, may be released to the environment at different stages of the process (including the decommissioning of oil and gas infrastructure), and increase mercury concentrations in the environment,
presenting therefore risks to human health and ecosystems.
It also aims at identifying and analyzing the management of waste from the sector, in terms of quantities produced, potential mercury emissions from the treatment phase, disposal, and where applicable, impacts of mercury recovery and reuse in the market.
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