Offshore drilling in Canada primarily occurs in the Atlantic provinces, particularly off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, where significant oil fields have been developed. The federal government has imposed a moratorium on offshore drilling in certain regions, including parts of British Columbia and the Arctic, due to environmental concerns. Overall, while there is some offshore drilling activity, it is limited and highly regulated, with ongoing debates regarding its environmental impact and future development.
The Artic Ocean is on the northern coast of Canada.
Even under British rule, Canada was called Canada. Even before it was united from coast to coast, there were two colonies called Upper and Lower Canada.
Yes, moose live on the west coast of Canada but they do not live on Vancouver island or other islands.
The southern end of Canada's eastern coast only touches one ocean: the Atlantic Ocean.
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Offshore drilling began in 1897 when a well was drilled off the coast of Petrolia, California. This pioneering effort marked the start of extracting oil from beneath the ocean, leading to significant developments in the oil industry. The technology and techniques from this early venture laid the groundwork for modern offshore drilling operations.
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yes i have heard of them.
Offshore means to be away from the coast. For example: There are several oil-rigs working in the North Sea, just offshore from Aberdeen, Scotland.
No, there are no oil rigs off the coast of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. The region is known for its tourism and environmental preservation, and there are no active offshore drilling operations in that area. Additionally, the waters off the South Carolina coast are primarily designated for recreational and ecological purposes rather than industrial use.
It is believed that the Hibernia is the world's largest rig or offshore platform. It is located on the Jeanne D'Arc basin in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada.
There is a capelin stock that spawns 200 miles offshore on a shallow area of the south eastern Grand Banks.
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The words island offshore refer to a island that is away from the coast. In general this term applies to banking that gets done out of the country also called offshore.
Sometimes a simple question does not have a simple answer. In answering questions in Wikipedia, I do not take sides, and can not give you a simple yes or no answer. Wikipedia provides information and those with personal opinions need to post them on other sites. The BP oil spill has made everyone very aware of the catastrophic consequences of errors. Offshore drilling has its supporters and adversaries. I have included a few links which give both sides. Offshore drilling is conducted in many areas of the world. After the oil spill, some countries are looking at requiring more safety measures (Libya in particular). The deepwater drilling and high temperature/ high pressure target pay zones adds difficulty and risk to the drilling operations. There is a temporary ban on new exploratory deep water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico although this has been challenged in court. The planned leasing of new exploratory blocks offshore Florida has been halted by President Obama. Those in favor of the ban feel the environmental and safety risk of offshore drilling in these particular cases is too high. They feel more study of the risks should be done before drilling permits are issued. Those opposed to the ban state that the country need to produce its own oil (lower imports) and drilling creates jobs. They also consider the BP spill was caused by a few individuals and offshore drilling is safe. Those oppose to the ban also note that the deepwater rigs in the gulf coast area are leaving making it more difficult for oil companies to continue with their plans. I have greatly simplified the issues, and I suggest you look at the links and other resources on the internet. The NOAA website has considerable reliable information on the BP oil spill environmental impact.
The southern coast (coastal desert) of Namibia is named the Diamond Coast due to the large amounts of diamond deposits offshore.
The east coast of Canada, yes.