Environmental Effects of Oil Spill Vary
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Clean Skies News talks with LSU's Dr. Edward Overton as he takes a look at the long-term effects and damage which could ultimately result from the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Published: 05/21/10 10:26am
Running Time: 07:52
Related Keywords: Production & Supply (Oil), Water (Environment), Oil, Environment, Clean Skies News, Edward Overton, coastlines, deepwater drilling, Edward Overton, environment, Gulf of Mexico, loop current, Louisiana, LSU, oil, tarballs
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It's so horrible!
But it happened and blaming doesn't help.
We should just make sure it doesn't happen again.
And fix this to the best of our ability.
It's actually good to hear that it turns into tar balls.
But the damage is still beyond comprehension.
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