BP oil spill
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Shell Spills More Than 80,000 Gallons of Oil in Gulf of Mexico
An oil spill from the Royal Dutch Shell company involved an estimated 88,200 gallons of crude leaked into the Gulf of Mexico. The U.S. Coast Guard has been recovering oily water and has said that the slick has not yet affected wildlife and will not reach the shoreline.
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BP Oil Spill Causing Dolphin Deaths, Abnormal Fish
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See Where Some Missing Oil from BP Spill Wound Up
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Miles of Gulf Seafloor Slick with Oil from BP Spill
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Wildlife Conservationists Rejoice Over New BP Oil Spill Ruling
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BP Spill Slowing Down Speedy Mahi-Mahi Fish
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An Earth Day Special - Environmental Success Story: Help For The Mississippi River Delta
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Three Years Later Scientists Are Just Starting to Figure Out Where All the Oil Went
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Source of Gulf Sheen Near BP Oil Spill Site Still Unidentified
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