oil boom fence News

Our Granite Environmental Oil Fence is a great tool for oil spill response. This oil fence boom is made from durable PVC coated fabric with top cable acting as a tension member to secure it to the posts anchored in calm and shallow water conditions. Suited for wetlands, marshes and bayous Benefits of our Oil Boom Fence: Simple to install: Attach to stakes. Compact and easy to ...

Jun. 3, 2010

By GEI Works, Inc.

Our Granite Environmental Oil Fence is a great tool for oil spill response. This oil fence boom is made from durable PVC coated fabric with top cable acting as a tension member to secure it to the posts anchored in calm and shallow water conditions. Suited for wetlands, marshes and bayous. Benefits of our Oil Boom Fence: Simple to install: Attach to stakes. Compact and easy to ...

Jun. 7, 2010

By GEI Works, Inc.

Granite Environmental"s oil boom fence is our newest oil spill cleanup and response product. Made from durable PVC coated fabric with top cable, this oil fence is perfect for oil spills in calm and shallow water conditions. Ideal for marshes, bayous, and wetlands. This oil marsh boom builds a barrier between the clean water side and the oil contaminted side and can be equipped with an absorbent ...

Jun. 3, 2010

By GEI Works, Inc.

Granite Environmental, Inc. is offering site specific oil spill cleanup solutions within the natural project cycle, such as oil boom fence for wetlands, marshes and bayous, absorbent rolls for quick spool deployment, submersible absorbent curtains, tar ball control , storage tanks for static and dynamic applications, barge curtains and liners , and more. Granite Environmental, Inc. (GEI), a ...

Jun. 23, 2010

By GEI Works, Inc.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency continues to respond to an oil spill affecting a portion of Emigrant Creek approximately 20 miles southwest of Rawlins, Wyo. EPA is overseeing cleanup actions at the spill site, including the removal of oil and the deployment of booms to capture releases to the creek. EPA will continue to coordinate response activities with the Bureau of Land Management ...

Jun. 6, 2011

By US EPA - Environmental Protection Agency