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Gulf oysters fewer, pricier after 2010 oil spill but still hitting La … Washington Post NEW ORLEANS — As Thanksgiving nears, consumers with a taste for oyster soup and oyster dressing with their holiday meals are discovering the delectable shellfish are still in shorter supply and more expensive than before last year's Gulf oil spill. … Gulf oil, Corexit oyster deaths, illnesses cover-upExaminer.com Still Too Many Raw Oyster Deaths in Gulf StatesFood Safety News Gulf oysters fewer, pricier but still hit La. Thanksgiving tablesThe Republic all 39 news articles »

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NOAA: Probability Oil Spill Hitting S Fla, East Coast Still Low Wall Street Journal The probability of oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the US Gulf of Mexico will impact southern Florida and the Keys and then travel up the eastern … East Coast likely to escape Gulf oilCharlotte Observer Feds: East Coast should escape impacts from Gulf oil slickStarNewsOnline.com (blog) Oil spill: 'Northwest Florida has seen the worst'Pensacola News Journal Juice (blog) –10 Connects –Sun-Sentinel all 413 news articles »

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Spill now hitting all Gulf states
TEXAS CITY, Texas — Tar balls from the Gulf oil spill found on a Texas beach were the first evidence that gushing crude from the Deepwater Horizon well has reached all the Gulf states.
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Oil spill hitting all gulf states
Tar balls found on a Texas beach were confirmed as the first evidence that gushing crude oil from the Deepwater Horizon well had reached all the Gulf states.
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Officials say BP spill now hitting all Gulf states
TEXAS CITY, Texas — Tar balls from the Gulf oil spill found on a Texas beach were confirmed Monday as the first evidence that gushing crude from the Deepwater Horizon well has reached all the Gulf states.
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Oil hitting Ala. beaches worst yet since spill
Alabama’s beaches took their worst hit yet from an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday as globs of crude and gooey tar _ some the size of pancakes _ lined the white sands and crews worked to try to keep a giant oil sheen just a few miles away from reaching the shore.
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