...and spills 58,000 gallons of oil.
As if the Bay weren't nasty enough.http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/11/08/BAD8T8PLU.DTLCas, did you deal with any of the aftermath?
A**hole ship's captain hits the Bay Bridge
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i was shocked when i heard this today. on the evening news yesterday the estimate was 150 gallons.
Damn... I wonder if the Captain was drunk or some shit.
Why couldn't it have been something like what happened in the Netherlands this week instead???
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hVp2ngSGSX-0ytY_-hSHKiPLtftAD8SP55980
Why couldn't it have been something like what happened in the Netherlands this week instead???
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hVp2ngSGSX-0ytY_-hSHKiPLtftAD8SP55980
i'm right on top of YBI. i can see the piling that was struck right out of my office window. this is nathan nice. i can't wait to see what the investigation turns up.
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Does a landlocked body of water count as "coast"?
Like, to fill the demand from hippies, ships filled with patchouli come down from canada?
Massive Oil Spill Results in Improved Wildlife Viscosity
NOME, AK???A Castrol supertanker ran aground Monday near Nome, AK, spilling more than 50 million gallons of high-grade Castrol motor oil into the Bering Strait and greatly improving the viscosity of local marine wildlife.
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These seals are just some of the ocean wildlife that will no longer knock or suffer from thermal breakdown as a result of Castrol's 50 million gallon oil spill in the Bering Strait.
The spill, the world's largest since the Exxon Valdez ran aground in 1989, coated over 500,000 birds, fish and seals in quality, medium-weight lubricant that will provide them with valuable protection and keep important animal parts running smooth.
full story at: http://www.theonion.com/content/node/29882
NOME, AK???A Castrol supertanker ran aground Monday near Nome, AK, spilling more than 50 million gallons of high-grade Castrol motor oil into the Bering Strait and greatly improving the viscosity of local marine wildlife.
<img src="
These seals are just some of the ocean wildlife that will no longer knock or suffer from thermal breakdown as a result of Castrol's 50 million gallon oil spill in the Bering Strait.
The spill, the world's largest since the Exxon Valdez ran aground in 1989, coated over 500,000 birds, fish and seals in quality, medium-weight lubricant that will provide them with valuable protection and keep important animal parts running smooth.
full story at: http://www.theonion.com/content/node/29882
