Updates and latest pictures from the Gulf Coast oil spill Examiner.com Here is the latest updates on the Gulf oil spill. Pictures of the disaster can be seen below. – Yesterday BP had to abandon efforts to insert a smaller … BP Reports Some Success in Capturing Leaking OilNew York Times BP fights to stop the Gulf of Mexico spill – and salvage its reputationThe Guardian Gulf oil spillDetroit Free Press (blog) IFAwebnews.com –Toledo Blade –The Press Association all 10,665 news articles »
Oshkosh man commands Coast Guard unit in Gulf oil cleanup Oshkosh Northwestern "I've been fighting oil spills for 20 years and had an idea then that this was going to be the unfortunate, ecological disaster that it is. … Unheard Voices from the Gulf CoastHuffington Post (blog)
Latest updates and pictures from the Gulf Coast oil spill Examiner.com British Petroleum released a video of the Gulf oil leak 23 days after the disaster began. AP Photo British Petroleum is still trying new methods in an … Gulf oil spillDetroit Free Press (blog) BP boss admits job on the line over Gulf oil spillThe Guardian Blame anyone but BP for Gulf oil disasterColorado Springs Independent Los Angeles Times –AOL News –BNET all 5,847 news articles »
Oil spill causes anxiety for Gulf Coast beach trips; SE beaches seek new business
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Daydreams of beach sunsets have been replaced by anxious Internet checks for many vacationers headed to the Gulf Coast, while hotel clerks there are busy answering calls about a massive oil spill and whether â” just maybe â” there’s a shot at a refund. The answer is typically no.
Our Eco system will be forever affected by the oil spill that recently occurred in the Gulf Coast. It will take 20 years before the shrimp beds return to normalcy due to polluted waters. “That a long darn time”. The Exxon Valdez oil spill occurred in Alaska, on March 24, 1989. You would think after 21 years, and one month later, we would have learned how to prevent this issue from occurring again; but, as you can see that is not the case. The preservation of wild life is, once again, affected due to human error. My hopes are that BP will own up to this accident while digging deep within their pockets to pay out what they owe!
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