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Maine Responder back home after gulf clean up
WCSH-TV Portland, MAINE (NEWS CENTER) – After spending nearly 5-months helping to clean up the massive oil spill in the gulf, the Maine Responder returned to port … Maine Oil Spill Cleanup Vessel Returns From Gulf |
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Maine Responder returning from Gulf after fighting spill
Press Herald Five months after it left its home harbor to fight the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the Maine Responder is … Whale Sharks Killed, Displaced by Gulf Oil? Gulf oil spill: Study suggests latest US estimate was about right Study backs US estimate of Gulf spill as worst ever |
VENICE, La. — Tha Hua, a contract worker for the Deepwater Horizon response cleanup, discusses an invention he created to assist in the cleanup process in the Plaquemines Parish area, Sept. 4, 2010. Hua invented the “boom eater,” a machine that reels in sorbent boom and allows for a more efficient clean-up process and better time management. U.S. Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 3rd Class Charly Hengen.
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NEW ORLEANS — Michele Kelley, the stranding coordinator for Audubon Nature Institute and the state of Louisiana, speaks about sea turtle rehabilitation and the unified response to the Deepwater Horizon BP oil spill at the Audubon Nature Institute Rehabilitation Center in New Orleans June 24, 2010. Audubon is working closely with many other organizations including Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, NOAA, and the U.S. Coast Guard to monitor the situation and to prepare for the arrival of stranded and injured marine wildlife. Video by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Public Affairs Specialist Kim Betton and U.S. Coast Guard Seaman Grace Baldwin.
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NEW ORLEANS — Michele Kelley, the stranding coordinator for Audubon Nature Institute and the state of Louisiana, speaks about sea turtle rehabilitation and the unified response to the Deepwater Horizon BP oil spill at the Audubon Nature Institute Rehabilitation Center in New Orleans June 24, 2010. Audubon is working closely with many other organizations including Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, NOAA, and the U.S. Coast Guard to monitor the situation and to prepare for the arrival of stranded and injured marine wildlife. Video by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Public Affairs Specialist Kim Betton and U.S. Coast Guard Seaman Grace Baldwin.
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Adm. Robert Papp is the Commandant of Coast Guard. On his third visit to the Gulf Coast region, he spent a few minutes with Tech. Sgt. Hackley discussing the Coast Guard’s role in the response.
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BP reporters Tom Seslar & Paula Kolmar are in the Gulf, meeting the people most immediately affected by the oil spill.
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