The Day the Water Died
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Episode Four, The Day the Water Died, focuses on the 1989 massive oil spill that wreaked havoc on the community of Prince William Sound; killing thousands of wildlife and destroying a complex ecosystem. Sixteen years later, residents still struggle for restitution from Exxon as they continue to cope with the environmental and economic after effects.
Published: 02/10/09 9:54am
Running Time: 28:30
Related Keywords: Politics (Environment), Land (Environment), Industry (Oil), Water (Environment), Oil, Environment, Sierra Club, Daryl Hannah, Exxon, Prince William Sound, Sierra Club Chronicles
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