Deepwater Horizon
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Sunlight Dissolved Up to 17% of Oil During the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Incident: New Study
The new study said sunlight can dissolve more oil spills at sea and oceans than we previously thought.
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Deepwater Horizon Disaster Half a Decade Later: Biodegradation of the Oil Spill
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Natural Sunlight Could Increase the Toxicity of Oil Spills to Wildlife
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Deep Water Horizon: Revisiting Worst Oil Spill in the US
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Shell Spills More Than 80,000 Gallons of Oil in Gulf of Mexico
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Even New York City Restores Oysters: Who Else Does?
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Underwater 'Snowstorms': an Unexpected Consequence of Oil Spills
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Oil Eaters: How Nature Cleans Up the Deepwater Horizon Spill
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Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Still Impacting Gulf Corals
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Source of Gulf Sheen Near BP Oil Spill Site Still Unidentified
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