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with all stages of oil and gas activities, particularly, exploration and production. 1.2 Emerging Environmental Issues Arising in Oil and Gas Exploration Environmental impact of oil and gas exploration and production arise at various stages of oil and gas activities including, initial exploration, production and decommissioning at the final stage.
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