LA sees heavy oil

Ravi

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Calling it a "day that we have all been fearing," Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal said on Wednesday that heavy oil -- not simply tar balls or sheen -- had entered the state's prized wetlands.
"It's already here but we know more is coming," he said.
The marshes are the nurseries for shrimp, oysters, crabs and fish that make Louisiana the leading producer of commercial seafood in the continental United States. A large no-fishing zone in Gulf waters seen as affected by the spill has been imposed.


WRAPUP 2-Louisiana shore sees heavy oil as BP prepares plug | Reuters
 
Giant Plumes of Oil Found Under Gulf of Mexico - NYTimes.com

“There’s a shocking amount of oil in the deep water, relative to what you see in the surface water,” said Samantha Joye, a researcher at the University of Georgia who is involved in one of the first scientific missions to gather details about what is happening in the gulf. “There’s a tremendous amount of oil in multiple layers, three or four or five layers deep in the water column.”

The plumes are depleting the oxygen dissolved in the gulf, worrying scientists, who fear that the oxygen level could eventually fall so low as to kill off much of the sea life near the plumes.
 
Everything will eventually be OK , Ravi. No need to panic.


Ducky, you of all people should be very upset by this! :eusa_eh:





[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_EhBW-8u4o]YouTube - Gulf Coast Oil Spill Puts Birds at Risk[/ame]
 
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BL07aQL7dU&NR=1]YouTube - Oil Spill Threatens Seafood Says Gulf Coast Expert[/ame]
 
Calling it a "day that we have all been fearing," Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal said on Wednesday that heavy oil -- not simply tar balls or sheen -- had entered the state's prized wetlands.
"It's already here but we know more is coming," he said.
The marshes are the nurseries for shrimp, oysters, crabs and fish that make Louisiana the leading producer of commercial seafood in the continental United States. A large no-fishing zone in Gulf waters seen as affected by the spill has been imposed.


WRAPUP 2-Louisiana shore sees heavy oil as BP prepares plug | Reuters


SpidermanTuba will be thrilled.

Now we can have a thread Titles "Oil kills Gnats"

And Another: "Oil Kills Mosquitos!!!"

And Another: "Oil Kills Water Mocassins!!!"

Etc, Etc, Etc.....until finally....

"Oil Kills USMB Membership"
 
Calling it a "day that we have all been fearing," Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal said on Wednesday that heavy oil -- not simply tar balls or sheen -- had entered the state's prized wetlands.
"It's already here but we know more is coming," he said.
The marshes are the nurseries for shrimp, oysters, crabs and fish that make Louisiana the leading producer of commercial seafood in the continental United States. A large no-fishing zone in Gulf waters seen as affected by the spill has been imposed.


WRAPUP 2-Louisiana shore sees heavy oil as BP prepares plug | Reuters


SpidermanTuba will be thrilled.

Now we can have a thread Titles "Oil kills Gnats"

And Another: "Oil Kills Mosquitos!!!"

And Another: "Oil Kills Water Mocassins!!!"

Etc, Etc, Etc.....until finally....

"Oil Kills USMB Membership"



You forgot " Oil kills squid and Octopi !!! " :razz:
 
Woohoo!!! Disaster is finally here after weeks of hoping and praying for it. Y'all must be so relieved........

(Zandernews) 5/20/2010 New Orleans
Oil has reached the shores of LA and many environmental activists are celebrating. Yes, they are actually happy. Joe Lovebird, an environmental activist who is wearing hemp clothing and a pair of Birkenstocks with white socks and shorts said, "It's about time something like this happened!! We have been praying to GAIA that the oil causes an ecological disaster. We need to stop all drilling for oil everywhere. We can use wind power (farts and burps) to power everything we need."

Sadly, he and others like him are hoping for a massive disaster for purely political gain. "I have been hoping something like this happened for years" said Mr Lovebird, "Big Oil is raping our planet man. This will stop it all. We're gonna win now." Mr Lovebird was taken away in restraints shortly afterward, but the sentiment is rampant amongst environmental weirdos.
 

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