Comparison of chemical sediment analyses and field oiling observations from the Shoreline Cleanup Assessment Technique (SCAT) in heavily oiled areas of former mangrove in Bodo, eastern Niger Delta
Matthijs Bonte(Shell (Netherlands)), Nenibarini Zabbey(University of Port Harcourt), Erich R. Gundlach, Philip Shekwolo, Mike Cowing(Epsom Hospital), Vincent Nwabueze, Ogonnaya Iroakasi(University of Port Harcourt), Ferdinand D. Giadom(University of Port Harcourt), Kabari Visigah
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