Night Owl

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Toronto
Posts:2,745 Points:837,990 Joined:Jul 2004
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Message Posted: Jul 29, 2010 4:15:54 AM
A hell of a lot of oil flowed into the Gulf from that massive oil spill. The oil didn't just disappear.
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APlus

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San Antonio
Posts:447 Points:199,615 Joined:Apr 2007
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Message Posted: Jul 29, 2010 3:26:14 AM
BP knows that the ecosystem has been changed forever. Offshore cleanup should include water & fish monitoring instead of closing down quickly. The oil is still out there. Until fishmen can sell the fish & oysters they catch - what may they do to earn a living? On Shore beaches and marshes will still need clean up. With all those off shore rigs shut down, fishermen unable to work and tourists not coming - where are the many private jobs that existed before BP Deepwater Horizon blow up?
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torn8owx

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Philadelphia
Posts:298 Points:188,285 Joined:Feb 2010
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Message Posted: Jul 29, 2010 2:02:36 AM
It may appear clean on the surface, but the environment won't feel the same as before that's for sure in terms of the impact
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GingoutMD

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Maryland
Posts:635 Points:144,245 Joined:Jan 2010
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Message Posted: Jul 29, 2010 2:00:30 AM
Shore-based clean up should not change, but off-shore clean obviously will change/stop. Three months of free flowing oil does not simply disappear.
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ggt49

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Grand Rapids
Posts:264 Points:93,045 Joined:Apr 2010
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Message Posted: Jul 29, 2010 1:22:00 AM
Turned out better than expected or is there something down the pike?
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