After 85 days and up to 184 million gallons of crude, the oil spill is stopped. Will it last? Is the spill really over?
How long will it be before we can say the effects of the oil spill to the Gulf are over?
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I’ve got my fingers crossed that it will last.
Yes! The cap is on and the oil has stopped gushing! But, we still have months, if not years, before the clean up is done. Close to 90 days of oil bleeding from the Earth and 10 times as long to clean it up… I just hope all the man-made dispersants don’t do more damage!
The cap is a temporary solution. Until the well is plugged, keep your fingers crossed.
Great the oil has stopped for now. President Obama, how about admitting that the crude oil is toxic, and demand BP provide respirators for the oil cleanup workers, and compensation for the Gulf unemployment caused by the disaster.
In 1989 Exxon told the cleanup workers the same story, that the crude oil is not toxic. Some of us are living proof of the toxic exposure, and many others have died. Please view the YouTube video, and help get the message to Gulf residents, BP crude oil cleanup workers, and President Obama. Respirators need to be supplied to oil cleanup crews.
Thank you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M1J7U2GYA0
The effects haven’t really even started. This will takes years.