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08-12-2010, 07:25 AM
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More good news, the feds who's fishing season came and went with the oil shutdown of the fishing, actually re-opened the federal waters for fishing on Tuesday. With BP releasing just about all of the charter boats they were using for oil cleanup work, once the well was capped (really odd, oil still everywhere way out, like 100 plus miles). Now the guys with big boat payments can at least try to salvage a little of their season income for the year.
The crews got the beaches cleaned up, all by hand, and the oil has moved way out into the Gulf for now. Cross fingers for no hurricane (s). Ed
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08-13-2010, 05:06 AM
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Yes, natural raw oil will, given time, biodegrade like all organics.
But, what about when it has been corrupted with Corexit, the dispersant? Will the neurotoxic Corexit degrade, or continue to lie out there in wait, like some 50's horror movie seamonster - when we least expect it, the "Beast From BP" rises from the depths to coat another beach........ 
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