Posts Tagged ‘BP oil leak’
A whale skimmer
July 1st, 2010 • Headlines
Tags: BP oil leak, oil-spill
A whale skimmer. It has been two months since the Gulf oil spill. The Taiwanese-owned, Liberian-flagged ship dubbed the “A Whale” stands 10 stories high, stretches 1,115 feet in length and has a nearly 200-foot beam. It displaces more water than an aircraft carrier. Read more »
Oil Spill Florida
June 7th, 2010 • Headlines
Tags: BP oil leak
Oil Spill Florida, Oil Spill Pensacola, BP Oil Spill 2010: The BP oil spill has finally touched the clean sand beach in Pensacola Florida and reports say that people have begun gathering the small balls that have been washed on to the shore as a result of the Gulf coast oil spill. Read more »
Oil spill Florida
June 3rd, 2010 • Headlines
Tags: BP oil leak
Oil spill Florida. Oil From Spill Has Spread Into Florida Waters Open To Fishing. Authorities were tracking an oil glossy a bit added than bristles afar off the bank of Pensacola, Fla., on Thursday and block letters of abate patches after-piece to bank as accompaniment politicians accurate growing anxiety over the advancing Gulf oil spill. Read more »
Pensacola Beach
June 2nd, 2010 • Headlines
Tags: BP oil leak
According to reports, the oil glossy has been apparent actual abutting to Pensacola Beach, at about 9 afar away. Given the adjacency the oil could stain the white bank of this admirable bank today!
That agency that bodies who are abutting to the bank will charge to bustle if they demand to see this abode as it was and have a good timebefore oil affects the area.
All stemmed from the applesauce of an oil aggregation that had all the being to pump millions of gallons of oil but didn’t put the accomplishment in emergency oil discharge containment.
Pensacola burghal admiral are now advancing for the accession of the oil slick, aggravating to put all the measures they can to abate the appulse of the slick.
BP oil leak top kill
May 28th, 2010 • Headlines, World
Tags: BP oil leak, top kill
BP oil leak. BP began pumping mud into the Macondo well at 7pm BST yesterday – a procedure (slightly) more technically known as ‘top kill’.
This morning the oil company said things are going to plan with the latest attempt to stem the oil flow, or at least did not announce that anything is going wrong:
‘Top kill‘ operations continued over the night and are ongoing. There are no significant events to report at this time. BP will provide updates on progress as appropriate. Read more »