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US officials conducting dead bird study in Gulf
Palm Beach Post A new study being conducted by the US Fish and Wildlife Service aims to determine how many birds may have died during the Gulf oil spill last year. The Press-Register in Mobile (http://bit.ly/qD83rW ) reports that the program funded by BP PLC is known … |
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Bird rescue experts kept on sideline after gulf oil spill – St. Petersburg Times
OpEdNews The Deepwater Horizon disaster may have killed thousands of birds in the Gulf of Mexico and no one knows about it, say experienced wildlife rescuers. … Blowout Preventer May Hold Clues to Oil Spill Officials Recover Key Piece of Broken Gulf Oil Well Crews raise preventer at oil explosion site |
Oil spill Q&A: Where to donate items for bird rescue
Readers’ questions on the oil spill answered.
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Philippe Cousteau discovers and oil-covered bird from the BP Deepwater Horizon Gulf oil spill on the shores of Louisiana.
Feel free visit ow.ly ow.ly ow.ly Oil Spill Timeline (Infographics) BP Chief Operating Officer Doug Suttles continues to insist no massive underwater oil plumes in ‘large concentrations’ have been detected from the spill in the Gulf of Mexico. But deep underwater – the oil is so thick that it blocks out almost all of the light below. As seen on AP video images filmed by divers 64 kilometers off the coast of Venice, Louisiana.
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