Oil spills are never good...
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Drewpy
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Right in my backyard!! This is a very fragile wetlands area that leads to the Bay.... NOT GOOD! :11:
Drewpy
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Lets hope this sheds some light on the potential disasters that could arise...probablly one of the last pristine areas left in the world!!! :06:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/West/04/29/diesel.spill.ap/index.html
The spill was relatively minor and the cleanup crews had a quick response. But diesel is difficult to clean up, and this happened in California's second biggest marsh... right on the doorstep of San Francisco and it's vociferous eco-movement. I wouldn't trade anything to be in the shoes of Kinder Morgan Energy Partners right now, ugh.
The spill was relatively minor and the cleanup crews had a quick response. But diesel is difficult to clean up, and this happened in California's second biggest marsh... right on the doorstep of San Francisco and it's vociferous eco-movement. I wouldn't trade anything to be in the shoes of Kinder Morgan Energy Partners right now, ugh.
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