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The Magnetic Wand That Cleans Oil Spills: Upgrade

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Oil spills are an unavoidable part of our future on this planet. Until we no longer have to rely on the messy stuff, we will still have to pump oil and ship it around the world, and drilling and shipping inevitably means spills.

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My oil spill was cleaned up with chemicals and ...

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Nothing came up for ours.  But we did find this. www.livescience.com/32524-how-are-oil-spills-cleaned.html

Use dispersants to break down the oil: Chemical dispersants can be used to break down the oil and speed up its natural bio-degradation. Dispersants break the slick into droplets of oil, which makes it easier for the oil and water to mix, and for the slick to be absorbed into the aquatic system.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DbSlAg3F3A

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video about my oil spill cleanup.

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State and federal officials spoke to reporters about oil spill cleanup and Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts. Captain Paskewich and Mr. Guidry discussed the joint efforts with the Environmental...

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I couldn't find a video

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https://docs.google.com/a/dysartstudents.org/document/d/12hBbwmTShvwhNlktUWau4NF2rltF0TAF1vpZbU1S1_I/edit?usp=sharing

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The port Arthur oil spill. Couldn't find the cost

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1. CONTAIN IT WITH A GIANT UNDERWATER DOME.

2. SOP IT UP WITH MUSHROOMS AND HAIR.

3. UTILIZE BACTERIA TO EAT UP THE OIL.

4. SOAK IT UP WITH HYPER ABSORBANT PEAT MOSS.

5. MAKE OIL-ABSORBING MATS OUT OF PET HAIR AND PANTYHOSE.

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San Francisco Bay Oil Spill - Oil-Eating Mushrooms

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This is from www.kron4.com. It's regarding oil-eating mushrooms that are currently being tested on our recent oil spill in the bay cause by the Cosco Busan. Oil Eating Mushrooms Could Help Dispose of Waste Posted: Nov 22, 2007 10:45 PM SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- A test is planned for next week on an innovative plan to use mushrooms to dispose of the oil collected during the cleanup of the bay oil spill.

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Very tragic oil spill but great way of cleaning it up

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Erika oil spill - recovery with the Koseq rigid sweeping arm

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Recovery of oil with Koseq sweeping arms by the Dutch vessel Arca, after the disaster with the tanker Erika.

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Bruce.N and Noah.A August-September 2005

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Bruce.N and Noah.A August-September 2005

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Watch from 3:30-5:40 it was cleaned up with a material called boom

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State and federal officials spoke to reporters about oil spill cleanup and Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts. Captain Paskewich and Mr. Guidry discussed the joint efforts with the Environmental...

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clean up for march 24 1989

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Dawn 'Wildlife' Campaign: "Cleaning Oil Spills" Ad

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ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCNXjfMIG5U&t=44s i know this is not the clean up but still a educational video on lake view gusher. it was cleaned by sand bags that absorbed the oil

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they used a skimmer to clean all the oil June 19, 2006

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for any oil spill use clay to clean up oil spill

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How To Clean Up An Oil Spill (HD Version)

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This demonstration compares the results of cleaning up an oil spill with traditional clay absorbents to using a super absorbent like Eco-Absorb. Clay is heavy, dusty, inefficient and leaves an oily slick behind. But Eco-Absorb picks up the spill with two small bags and leaves no oily residue behind. http://www.eco-absorb.com/

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Sorry Block 2 if you saw the video!

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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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They are still in the progress of cleaning it so we do not know how they are cleaning it. this is how people could clean it up. this not ours but that is what we found..

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We couldn't find the way that the July 6th 1988 oil spill in Scotland was cleaned up.  This is not our oil spill cleanup. 8We found this video, it includes two ways to clean up oil.

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Whenever oil has been spilt by accident, we can help fast and efficiently. Our product, Norsorex APX combines all the advantages needed to guarantee a successful absorption of oil or other hydrocarbons wherever its needed. Particulary in fresh- or saltwater. How does it work: Norsorex®APX is a special polymer with high affinity for hydrocarbons and is insoluble in water.

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any oil spill

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Cleaning Oil Spills by Promoting Biodegradation

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OTI - Oil Treatment International This is from their website http://oti.ag : "SOT 11 and LOT 11 are single application products, which promote rapid natural biodegradation. This means: "Apply and walk away!"

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The Santa Barbra oil spill was cleaned up by using hay that cows and horses and other animals like to eat to stop the oil from reaching the shore. They also used bags to clean up the oil. people were also not allowed to fish near the shore the was infected with oil. The Santa Barbra oil spill it hurt many animals the oil is gone from that oil

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FOX 11 Archives: The 1969 Santa Barbara Oil Spill

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A 1969 offshore disaster soaked the beaches with crude and killed more than 3,500 birds and an unknown number of marine mammals. READ MORE: http://www.myfoxla.com/story/29118797/fox-11-archives-black-gold-spills-on-our-coast

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25th Anniversary of Exxon Valdez oil spill March 24, 1989

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Originally published on March 16, 2014 On March 24, 1989, the oil tanker Exxon Valdez struck Bligh Reef in Prince William Sound, Alaska, shortly after midnight. The accident caused the oil tanker to spill more than 11 million gallons of crude oil. which equals roughly 1,264,155 barrels, or 17 olympic-sized swimming pools.

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I could not find how they clean the ocean but I found how they clean the beaches.Put the closed caption on to hear what the  say.

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Cleanup of oil spill, destruction, voxpops, bridge being repaired

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1. Wide shot, polluted beach in Beirut 2. Green Line activists carrying oil booms and placing them on beach 3. Various of activists cleaning beach 4. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) George Eid, Green Line Activist: "We're trying to clean the beach from pollution. The work now is a bit primitive but we're doing as much as we can to clean it.

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Wyatt burns - oil spill clean up from 1922

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Wyatt burns - oil spill clean up from 1922

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1922 oil spill the spill was from an explosion and oil spilled out of the ship and a fire started and louts of people died on the ship the name of the ship was Mega Borg also the fire gone on for a long time also
the ship sank to the bot um of the sea and how they clean it up.
Ship Oil Spill: New Zealand 'worst disaster' keeps leaking - YouTube

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The Santa Barbra oil spill from 1969 was cleaned up by using hay that cows and other animals like horses eat. The oil spill effected many animals that live in or near the ocean. People were not allowed to fish near the coast that was effected. It took the people there several years to clean up all the oil. Rescue workers also had to come to help out. Later in 2015 there was another oil spill. Watch this video to learn more about the 1969 Santa Barbra oil spill. There is no sound though.

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FOX 11 Archives: The 1969 Santa Barbara Oil Spill

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A 1969 offshore disaster soaked the beaches with crude and killed more than 3,500 birds and an unknown number of marine mammals. READ MORE: http://www.myfoxla.com/story/29118797/fox-11-archives-black-gold-spills-on-our-coast

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https://youtu.be/mPrdrc5xsFs?t=7s
They didn't say much on how they cleaned it up but they did say how much it costs. It costs $540 million dollars to cleanup. Most of the oil evaporated though.

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WALES: Milford Haven: West Angle Bay: EXT Oil Spill Response worker getting out of van / workers cleaning up oil on beach / workers carrying equipment on to beach / vehicle along beach / general views of workers cleaning up beaches by scraping off oil / TRACKING SHOTS of oil laying on beach (oil spill) / more shots of worker cleaning up beach http://www.itnsource.com/en/shotlist/ITN/1996/02/19/R19029620/

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This is are oil spill clean up they used bags that held the oil and here is a away to clean up oil spills

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Oil Absorbing Polymer - Oil Spill Cleanup Powder

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We could not find a clean up for our date  for June 3rd 1979 oil spill we still have video

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We could not find the clean up for are date, but we have a video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DbSlAg3F3A

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Dalton  D and Hayden P  Dec. 12, 1999  B3

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Dalton  D and Hayden P  Dec. 12, 1999  B3

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Me and Hayden found how they cleaned our oil spill up on a website called, http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/pae/es_map/articles/article_65.mhtml

This is the information, Seabird mortality was the most immediate consequence of the spill. Within a few days of the spill, nearly 60,000 oil-soaked birds were collected on French beaches, most of them already dead. Many times that number may have been killed by the oil. The birds included many species that winter in large flocks along the coast. Ecologists fear that some of the less common species, including loons (divers), may be reduced to dangerously low populations as a consequence of the spill. TotalFina, the French oil corporation that owned the tanker, pledged to provide 40 million francs to help with cleanup. However, high waves and strong winds made cleanup difficult for weeks after the spill.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQl5YFDteEI

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I could not find anything on my oil spill, so I found this.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzE1HuXlxdA
Pemex (the company) managed to slow the spill a little using several methods including forcing metal spheres into the well. But it couldn't stop the leak until two relief wells were drilled. It took over nine months to clean it up. That may sound like a lot, but actually with all the technology, hard work, and cooperation from workers and volunteers the job got done in record time!

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Angel Nunez (Guimaras Island, Philippines oil spill)

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Angel Nunez (Guimaras Island, Philippines oil spill)

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Addison V. (The April 20,2010 In The Gulf Of Mexico Oil Spill.)

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Addison V. (The April 20,2010 In The Gulf Of Mexico Oil Spill.)

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On April 20,2010 in the Gulf of Mexico there was an Oil Spill that killed some of the Wildlife and many birds couldn't fly anymore because the Oil Damage their Wings and Skin some Survived the pain of the Oil Spill and the Government had 60,000 barrels per day to help the U.S.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DbSlAg3F3A

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In February, 5 1969, people were spreading hay over the beach to sop up oil. Other people were cleaning rocks with detergent, and trying to save less oiled birds. They used boats to skim up oil, but it kept coming in. Rescue officials used airplanes to drop chemicals to dissolve oil, but they were toxic to wildlife. Other volunteers used steam to clean rocks, but that killed mussels and clams.Bulldozers were used to remove contaminated sand. After 6 months, the oil leaked again, and this process above was repeated.

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We couldn't find out any info so we just did this in general. There are many ways to clean oil spills. One way is to use booms and skimmers, booms are barriers that soak up water then shoot out the oil so the skimmers can collect it. Surprisingly some scientists believe that we should leave the oil alone because it is natural, but it is too risky and it is endangering the environment so we can't try that yet. The final way is to set the oil on fire so it can burn itself and decontaminate the water however this creates air pollution and it is burning our fossil fuels.

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On 5 October 2011, the cargo vessel Rena ran aground on the Astrolabe Reef. The ship was carrying 1700 tonnes of heavy fuel oil and about 200 tonnes of diesel in its tanks. Over 360 tonnes of thick fuel oil was spilled into the sea. This threatened the seabird wildlife and the coastline in the Bay of Plenty.

The immediate response to the Rena oil spill was to use oil dispersants. Dispersant application using Corexit 9500 began on 6 October but was suspended a week later when results proved inconclusive. Environmental experts warned that dispersants might do more harm than good to marine life.

Corexit 9500

Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) had previously tested a range of oil dispersants and identified Corexit 9500 as the most effective. Although initial field trials showed Corexit 9500 dispersed fresh oil rapidly, application to the oil at sea was not as effective as anticipated. In particular, it wasn't effective on weathered oil (in the ocean for more than 3-4 hours).

What are dispersants and how do they work?

Oil dispersants work in the same way as dishwashing liquid. Both are made up mainly of surfactant molecules - these are molecules that have a hydrophilic (water-loving) head that is attracted to water molecules and a hydrophobic (water-hating) tail that repels water and simultaneously attaches itself to oil and grease. The result of these opposing forces is that the oil is broken up into tiny droplets suspended in water.

Breaking the oil at sea into oil droplets allows them to be dispersed into the underlying sea by wave action. It is hoped that naturally occurring bacteria would then consume the droplets and the dispersant would rapidly biodegrade.

Dispersants are usually applied to oil on water by spraying from surface vehicles or by applying from small fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters.

Problems with dispersants

International scientists argue that, although modern dispersants are less toxic than ones in the past, dispersants help to spread oil more widely into the environment. Dispersants do help to stop large amounts of oil fouling beaches and coating surface-dwelling animals, but animals on the seafloor will experience more pollution. Oil droplets reaching the seafloor tend to be the same size as food particles for filter-feeding organisms. Environmental scientists say it's a poor trade-off - just trading one species for another.

Many environmental scientists are also concerned about the inherent toxicity of dispersants. Some argue that dispersants themselves can be toxic - some at least as toxic as dishwashing liquid - and could be more harmful to the environment than the oil itself. There is potential for dispersants to bioaccumulate in seafood. The general consensus, however, is that there is a dearth of studies about the impacts of dispersants, so long-term effects are really unknown.

Other methods for oil clean-up

Besides chemical dispersants, there are other key methods for cleaning up ocean oil spills.

Booms and skimmers: Booms contain the oil so that skimmers can collect it. Booms are floating barriers placed around the oil or whatever is leaking the oil. Skimmers can be boats, vacuum machines, sponges or oil-absorbent ropes that skim spilled oil from the water's surface within the booms.

Leave the oil alone: Some scientists argue that oil spills should be left to disperse naturally. Oil spills are dispersed by natural physical processes in high-energy environments - where strong winds, currents and wave action help to break up the oil. However, oil that reaches low-energy environments gets buried in sediments and may persist for several years.

In situ burning: Freshly spilled oil is ignited while it's still floating on the water.

Dispersants and booms and skimmers are the most frequently used methods to clean up ocean oil spills. All methods have advantages and disadvantages. The effectiveness depends on the situation - the amount and type of oil, the ocean currents and tides and the weather. Some methods can be harmful to the environment. Oil clean-up agencies have to make decisions about the safety of chemicals used in water - such as the dispersant Corexit 9500.

An update

The last reported sighting of Rena-related oil was in March 2014. No oil residue that could be attributed to the disaster was found in coastal beach sediment cores in the 12 months that followed.

Nature of science

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On 5 October 2011, the cargo vessel Rena ran aground on the Astrolabe Reef. The ship was carrying 1700 tonnes of heavy fuel oil and about 200 tonnes of diesel in its tanks. Over 360 tonnes of thick fuel oil was spilled into the sea.

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They just let the oil burn.

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Whenever oil has been spilt by accident, we can help fast and efficiently. Our product, Norsorex APX combines all the advantages needed to guarantee a successful absorption of oil or other hydrocarbons wherever its needed. Particulary in fresh- or saltwater. How does it work: Norsorex®APX is a special polymer with high affinity for hydrocarbons and is insoluble in water.

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Nora, Kat, and Keira Torrey Canyon Oil Spill (March 18, 1967) 

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Nora, Kat, and Keira Torrey Canyon Oil Spill (March 18, 1967) 

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The way the oil was cleaned up was they blew it up, they put chemicals in it.

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Didn't find our oil spill clean up but this is what we found on cleaning oil spills. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DbSlAg3F3A

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My oil spill was cleaned up with chemicals and ...

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Well here you go. We only have the end of the cleanup video, but we do know that it was mostly manual labor. We also have a TedTalk video (For Mrs. Lump!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNDXvJjSniI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KLOkoh8Ris

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Nothing came up for ours.  But we did find this. www.livescience.com/32524-how-are-oil-spills-cleaned.html

Use dispersants to break down the oil: Chemical dispersants can be used to break down the oil and speed up its natural bio-degradation. Dispersants break the slick into droplets of oil, which makes it easier for the oil and water to mix, and for the slick to be absorbed into the aquatic system.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DbSlAg3F3A

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We couldn't find much on clean up but here is a video about our oil spill.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqA7YmeioBA

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Skimmers can be boats, vacuum machines, and oil-absorbent plastic ropes that float across the top of the slick and skim spilled oil from the water's surface. The skimmer sucks or scoops the oil into a storage tank on the shore or nearby vessels so it can be removed.

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A coalition of environmental groups worked on clearing land and sea and on waste management project to remove and safely dispose of the contaminated sludge.

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Couldn't find anything on our oil spill K.P and R.S

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Couldn't find anything on our oil spill K.P and R.S

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Oil Spill Clean-up Experiment - Cool Science Experiment

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This is the only video I can hide on November 19, 2002 oil spill clean up.

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trial opens in case of oil spill that blackened french

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Trial opens in case of oil spill that blackened French, Spanish coasts - CNN

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A trial begins Tuesday over the massive oil spill in November 2002 that blackened hundreds of miles of coastline along Spain and France.

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Our Date is an Unknown Clean
Up So Here is a Video to help clean up an Oil Spill
http://marinesciencetoday.com/2013/08/13/a-cheap-natural-way-to-clean-up-oil-spills/

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Erika&Victoria (Queensland Oil Spill March 11 2009):)

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Erika&Victoria (Queensland Oil Spill March 11 2009):)

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We had a hard time finding how to clean it since we didn't use YouTube and when we searched we found one video good enough. http://www.abc.net.au/btn/story/s2515241.htm

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I could not find anything on the clean up to the Eagle Otame Oil Spill.

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Matthew Henige Kohen Hill-March 24, 1989

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Matthew Henige Kohen Hill-March 24, 1989

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERAkIvgnzW0

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Aden maza & Gavin Pfeiffer - feb. 15, 1999

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Aden maza & Gavin Pfeiffer - feb. 15, 1999

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there was nothing for our spill

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BP (British Petrol) and their oil spill clean up techniques. Grade 9 Ecology Project.

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Ava Stevenson & Madison Meier - July 25, 2008

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Ava Stevenson & Madison Meier - July 25, 2008

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We could not find anything to help say why or what they are doing to clean the oil spill. We found a video, though, and it it explains cleaning oil spills in the water and the beaches.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yx0QRWG5jU

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qO4S2Y1hwEo
This video shows a way to clean an oil spill that is not to big. The oil they use is similar to crude oil. I couldn't find anything on my oil spill.

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They did not say how it was cleaned.
(To see the actual part skip to 8:00 minutes)
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When they place this wand in the oil is is magnatized to the wand. In the future if we can make large wands we can take a flying aircraft and dip that in the water and it should collect a lot of oil! Hopefully in the future we can use this wand!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq2xWw9iMvo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DbSlAg3F3A&t=103s

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Vacuum trucks, pumps, and absorbent barriers are being used to remove the oil. Those methods, however, are meant for use with low-viscosity oils, so once the oil becomes too viscous other methods such as mechanical devices will have to be used to remove the material.

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It took 3 years to clean gulf of mexico oil spill.They cleaned it up with kitty litter, this could work with future oil spills. here is a other way to clean oil spills https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPRAkBbVuIs

1. Absorb the surface oil with kitty litter. Cheap, clay kitty litter will absorb recently spilled oil, before it's soaked in too far. ...

2. Dispose of the litter. ...

3. Squirt dish soap over the stain. ...

4. Add hot water. ...

5. Scrub thoroughly. ...

6. Absorb after 10–60 minutes. ...

7. Repeat as needed.

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I could not find the way that the November, 28th, 2000 oil spill was cleaned up but I did find a really cool video.

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My group and I test various methods to clean up an oil spill. we try the sponge/corn meal/cotton ball technique. --------------------------------------------------------------- This is related to the Bp oil spill Lasalle Academy providence rhode island

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There's an ad before the video.

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The animation provided by the American Petroleum Institute demonstrates different methods of oil-spill cleanup.

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polyurethane material

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Seat Cushion Material Used For Oil Spill Cleanup

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Federal researchers say they've created a new tool to clean up oil spills by tinkering with the foamy stuff found in seat cushions, allowing them to quickly soak up oil floating on water and lurking below the surface.