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AmericanBirding | August 11, 2010
Drew Wheelan of the American Birding Association flies with Southwings Aviation and the Achafalaya and Lower MIssissippi Riverkeepers over the affected coastline from the Deepwater Horizon Oilspill in Louisiana. The flight takes them from Raccoon Island all of the way to the Mississippi River delta. On the outer islands they find oil on nearly every island and marsh, and see little evidence of any clean up efforts. They also encounter long foamy lines attached to oily sheens which might be from the massive amounts of dispersant used in the Gulf in the last 3 months.
Day 109: Flight Over Gulf Oil Spill: Outer Islands of Terrebonne Bay and Barataria Bay, Louisiana
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Gulf Coast Fishermen Challenge US Government Over Dispersants by Dahr Jamail
Out of Sight, Out of Mind (Even when it’s not out of sight) by Dahr Jamail
A massive crime compounded by a massive cover-up – www.wsws.org
Scientists Deeply Concerned About BP Disaster’s Long-Term Impact by Dahr Jamail
BP: Fishies and Birdies Can Live in Oil Just as Well as Water by Sean Fenley (satire)
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