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A rap about the BP oil spill, also known as the New Horizin

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A rap about the BP oil spill, also known as the New Horizin

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCTn9tqU-mE

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You said that to everyone

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Lots of great info and pictures guys! But try to cut down on how much info you need.

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Good pictures with the information, and good statistics

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Good pics and info

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Better note taking.
Too long paragragh

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I think you have good things, however you can make it more easier to understand

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make your note more snappy, but lots of info lol

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Thx

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U didn’t copy and paste, but U can do better on note taking.

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It will filter the seawater along with the oil. Only the sea water will come through. The oil will get cleaned by the filter. The filters will have to be replaced eventually.

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From worst to least... terrible.

1. The Arabian Gulf/Kuwait Spill
2. The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
3. The Ixoc I Oil Spill

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On April 20, 2010 the Deepwater Horizon oil rig leaked. The cause of the seafloor oil gusher faulty shortly leading to a explosion that killed 11 people on the deepwater horizon.

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Ixtoc I was an oil well in the southwestern part of the Gulf of Mexico. One day, on June 3rd, however, the drilling failed, causing an oil spill and the rig sank. For nine or ten months, the well leaked oil at a rate estimated as 30,000 barrels a day. This was later reduced by about one-third by pumping nearly 100,000 metal balls into the well. The well was eventually stoppered on March 23, 1980, after having released an about 126 million gallons of oil into the Gulf.

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This is arguably the worst oil spill in history. This happened off the Persian Gulf of Kuwait in January 19th, 1991 in the middle of war. One of the worst details about this spill wasn’t the loss of the ship or even the amount of oil spilled (even though the ship spilled about 380-520 gallons). It was the fact that this was done ON PURPOSE. Well, it was war. Soldiers blew up the ship for who knows what.

But really, on purpose!

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The prototype is made of sytrfoam but the real one is most likely going to be made of a fiberglass like material. We aren’t going to be making it of it plastic because that would kind of defeat the purpose. Unless we collect waste plastic which would be slightly better

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How do they affect the environment??? Huh?

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How do they affect the environment??? Huh?

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Oil spills are exactly what they sound like. When someone spills crude oil. But oils spills aren’t spilled on land. They’re spilled when a traveling cargo ship wrecks, or, let’s just say, springs a leak, heavily polluting the sea. Oil, being lighter than water, rises to the top of the water. What’s so bad about that, you might say. Well, I’ll tell you. If the oil covers the top of the water, then fish, who don’t just breathe water, mind you, they need oxygen too, won’t be able to receive the oxygen that regularly reaches them, because of the oil. They’ll die. Fish make up the meals of 1 out of every 4 people, and their are millions upon thousands of cultures in which fish take a huge part in. Take Japan for an example. You must know about sushi. That came from japan. And people eat it every single day. Many people don’t cope well with change. What if fish suddenly disappeared off the face of the earth? Another thing about oil spills is that they are very hard to clean up. Oil is also... flammable. And if it’s on top of the water... and it leaked out from a crashed boat... which usually combusts... that oil could catch fire. It could EXPLODE. Now I’m pretty sure I don’t even need to tell you why that’s bad. Birds live on the ocean too. They dive to catch their food, which could be anywhere... including under a patch of oil. And their feathers could get stuck in the oil. This prevents them from taking off. Sharks could get them, and after that, they could get the oil in their gills, and they’d die too. Oils spills are also problems to whales. Whales need to breathe oxygen, and they do it by coming to the surface every so often. They don’t have gills though; they have a blowhole on the top of their head, like dolphins. Oil could get in there.

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https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcT-tbHREwMPE64CCcJbyhbdEQyidU1v75KgJWg37HVRzu4D0e9Z9w

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Oil booms are a very popular method of controlling oil spills. There are various kinds of oil booms that have been designed for various areas where the oil spillage might occur, leading to a quite thorough oil spill cleanup.

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People get rid of the oil from oil spills by BURNING IT AWAY too! This doesn’t help

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The prototype is a 1/4 scale model built out of styrofoam sheets. Scince it is only a prototype it will not function as the real one will. For the sake of realism I will leave a space where certain things will go(motor, water jet, filter, micro controllers, etc.

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1. Remember to put your name at the top of your notes
2. Research like a BOSS!-
Key words
-Summarize long text-Do not repeat topic name
-Do NOT copy and paste

Be an excellent group member

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Oil kills coral by enveloping it and suffocating it. Surprise

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While in the 1970s there were 24 large oil spills per year, in the 2010s the average number of large oil spills decreased to 1.7 oil spills per year. (Large oil spills are oil spills that have spilled over 700 tons of oil) In 2010-2017 there have been 53 spills of 7 tonnes and over, resulting in 47,000 tonnes of oil lost; 80% of this amount was spilt in just 10 incidents! Oh no!

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People commonly use detergents to disperse the oil into smaller and supposedly less harmful droplets. Most stopped after scientists proved that (why didn’t they see it before?) the detergent was more toxic than the oil itself. Oops

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Scientists mimic odd leaf structure for potential use in cleaning up oil spills

This odd, eggbeater shaped object is hoping to separate water from oil and help cleanup future (and obviously unavoidable unless we DO SOMETHING) oil spills