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Heater mesh roller to clean ocean oil spills
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25/09/2024
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A mesh roller designed to clear up crude oil spills at sea is set to combat the pollution before it can have a real environmental impact.
It is said to significantly improve cleanup capabilities compared with current methods.
The new technology uses a dual-layer gel-covered mesh roller which would be pulled across the sea by boat.
The mesh has an on-built heating element.
This material first separates and then removes oil from the with what the team behind it call “high efficiency”.
In experiments, the researchers showed the potential to retrieve up to 1,400 kilograms of oil per square meter per hour.
That is said to be about 10 times more efficient than the way oil is cleaned up today.
The rollers could complete cleanup operations in a day or two, compared with the weeks current techniques require.
The rollers would be built to different sizes to deal with different sized spills.
In experiments, the researchers achieved over 99% oil-water separation efficiency.
That means the collected oil could also be recycled and reused.
The technique is being developed in the USA at the University of Texas at Austin.
OPS: Graphic showing non-contact induction heating applied to the roller’s top layer . This superchargesthe reaction that separates oil from water.
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Heater mesh roller to clean ocean oil spills
Ferrari Press Agency
Oil 1
Ref 16184
25/09/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: University of Texas at Austin
A mesh roller designed to clear up crude oil spills at sea is set to combat the pollution before it can have a real environmental impact.
It is said to significantly improve cleanup capabilities compared with current methods.
The new technology uses a dual-layer gel-covered mesh roller which would be pulled across the sea by boat.
The mesh has an on-built heating element.
This material first separates and then removes oil from the with what the team behind it call “high efficiency”.
In experiments, the researchers showed the potential to retrieve up to 1,400 kilograms of oil per square meter per hour.
That is said to be about 10 times more efficient than the way oil is cleaned up today.
The rollers could complete cleanup operations in a day or two, compared with the weeks current techniques require.
The rollers would be built to different sizes to deal with different sized spills.
In experiments, the researchers achieved over 99% oil-water separation efficiency.
That means the collected oil could also be recycled and reused.
The technique is being developed in the USA at the University of Texas at Austin.
OPS: Graphic showing non-contact induction heating applied to the roller’s top layer . This superchargesthe reaction that separates oil from water.
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Heater mesh roller to clean ocean oil spills
Ferrari Press Agency
Oil 1
Ref 16184
25/09/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: University of Texas at Austin
A mesh roller designed to clear up crude oil spills at sea is set to combat the pollution before it can have a real environmental impact.
It is said to significantly improve cleanup capabilities compared with current methods.
The new technology uses a dual-layer gel-covered mesh roller which would be pulled across the sea by boat.
The mesh has an on-built heating element.
This material first separates and then removes oil from the with what the team behind it call “high efficiency”.
In experiments, the researchers showed the potential to retrieve up to 1,400 kilograms of oil per square meter per hour.
That is said to be about 10 times more efficient than the way oil is cleaned up today.
The rollers could complete cleanup operations in a day or two, compared with the weeks current techniques require.
The rollers would be built to different sizes to deal with different sized spills.
In experiments, the researchers achieved over 99% oil-water separation efficiency.
That means the collected oil could also be recycled and reused.
The technique is being developed in the USA at the University of Texas at Austin.
OPS: Graphic showing how a ship would drag a roll of the mesh over a stretch of ocean. (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California. Daniel Orr (left) and Peter Boucher, Environmental Scientists with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife do cleanup at Huntington beach.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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Huntington Beach oil spill blackens beaches and waves.
Oil spill in Huntington Beach, California.
An estimated 126,000 gallons of crude oil has leaked from an underwater pipeline near Los Angeles in one of the largest disasters in recent state history. The spill near Huntington Beach has created a miles-wide sheen in the ocean and washed ashore, threatening the coastal ecosystem and marine wildlife. Crews are scrambling to clean up the area, which officials say could take weeks or even months.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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BP AGM Protest outside BP Offices in central London.
Protestors gather outside British Petroleum offices in Charles II Street, London.
At the AGM there will be calls for the oil giant to redo its carbon emissions plan to make more significant reductions which more closely follow the Paris Climate Accord. While BP’s aim is to slash its production by 40% by 2030 in line with its net-zero target, along with increasing its renewable capacity, its emissions are expected to rise over the same period of time.
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Mauritius oil spill
Mauritius oil spill.
The island of Mauritius has declared a Ôstate of environmental emergencyÕ after a grounded vessel began leaking tonnes of oil into the Indian Ocean. Satellite images, which show the dark slick spreading in the nearby waters, are being used to monitor the ongoing spill.
The MV Wakashio vessel, reported to be carrying nearly 4000 tonnes of oil, ran aground on a coral reef on MauritiusÕs southeast coast on 25 July. According to media reports, more than 1000 tonnes of fuel have leaked from the cracked vessel into the ocean Ð polluting the nearby coral reefs, as well as the surrounding beaches and lagoons.
In this image, captured on 11 August by the Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission, the MV Wakashio, visible in the bottom of the image, is stranded close to Pointe dÕEsny, an important wetland area. The oil slick can be seen as a thin, black line surrounded by the bright turquoise colours of the Indian Ocean. Oil is visible near the boat, as well as other locations around the lagoon.
In response to the spill, the International Charter Space and Major Disasters was activated on 8 August. The charter is an international collaboration that gives rescue and aid workers rapid access to satellite data in the event of a disaster. A full report that provides a preliminary assessment of the oil spill, using imagery from the Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission, is available here.
Copernicus Sentinel-2 is a two-satellite mission to supply the coverage and data delivery needed for EuropeÕs Copernicus programme. The missionÕs frequent revisits over the same area and high spatial resolution allow changes in water bodies to be closely monitored.Credit: ESA / eyevine
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‘We’ve been abandoned’: a decade later, Deepwater Horizon still haunts Mexico.
SALADERO, VERACRUZ. FEBRUARY 27: Fransisco Blanco Arango (74) untangles a fishing with the help off her granddaughter Ada Guadalupe Blanco (7) while Kevin Blanco Flores (4) plays with a dog at their backyard. The decline of fish and seafood has deeply affected communities in the Gulf of Mexico that have depended on its trade and self-consumption for many generations. BP denied the oil reached Mexico, but fisherman and scientists knew it wasn’t true. Ten years on, Mexican communities haven’t received a cent in compensation.
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ëWeíve been abandonedí: a decade later, Deepwater Horizon still haunts Mexico.
SALADERO, VERACRUZ. FEBRUARY 27: Fransisco Blanco Arango (74) untangles a fishing with the help off her granddaughter Ada Guadalupe Blanco (7) at their backyard. The decline of fish and seafood has deeply affected communities in the Gulf of Mexico that have depended on its trade and self-consumption for many generations.Ü BP denied the oil reached Mexico, but fisherman and scientists knew it wasnít true. Ten years on, Mexican communities havenít received a cent in compensation.
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ëWeíve been abandonedí: a decade later, Deepwater Horizon still haunts Mexico.
SALADERO, VERACRUZ. FEBRUARY 27: Fransisco Blanco Arango (74) untangles a fishing with the help off her granddaughter Ada Guadalupe Blanco (7) while Kevin Blanco Flores (4) plays with a dog at their backyard. The decline of fish and seafood has deeply affected communities in the Gulf of Mexico that have depended on its trade and self-consumption for many generations.Ü BP denied the oil reached Mexico, but fisherman and scientists knew it wasnít true. Ten years on, Mexican communities havenít received a cent in compensation.
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ëWeíve been abandonedí: a decade later, Deepwater Horizon still haunts Mexico.
SALADERO, VERACRUZ. FEBRUARY 27: Kevin Blanco Flores (4) helps his grandfather Fransisco Blanco Arango (74) untangle a fishing net at their backyard. The decline of fish and seafood has deeply affected communities in the Gulf of Mexico that have depended on its trade and self-consumption for many generations.Ü BP denied the oil reached Mexico, but fisherman and scientists knew it wasnít true. Ten years on, Mexican communities havenít received a cent in compensation.
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‘We’ve been abandoned’: a decade later, Deepwater Horizon still haunts Mexico.
SALADEROS, VERACRUZ. FEBRUARY 27: Enrique Aran Blanco (62), president for more than twenty years of the fishermen cooperative of Saladero, sits in his office beside skulls of a dolphin and a tortoise found dead at the beach about 5 years after the oil spill. Saladeros was a community nationally known by its oysters, 10 years after the worst ever oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico the fishermen claim they are rarely found in the lagoon. BP denied the oil reached Mexico, but fisherman and scientists knew it wasn’t true. Ten years on, Mexican communities haven’t received a cent in compensation.
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‘We’ve been abandoned’: a decade later, Deepwater Horizon still haunts Mexico.
SALADEROS, VERACRUZ. FEBRUARY 27: Enrique Aran Blanco (62), president for more than twenty years of the fishermen cooperative of Saladero, sits in his office in front of a sword that was given symbolically by a lawyer working along them against British Petroleum, and beside skulls of a dolphin and a tortoise found dead at the beach about 5 years after the oil spill. Saladeros was a community nationally known by its oysters, 10 years after the worst ever oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico the fishermen claim they are rarely found in the lagoon. BP denied the oil reached Mexico, but fisherman and scientists knew it wasn’t true. Ten years on, Mexican communities haven’t received a cent in compensation.
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ëWeíve been abandonedí: a decade later, Deepwater Horizon still haunts Mexico.
SALADEROS, VERACRUZ. FEBRUARY 27: Enrique Aran Blanco (62), president for more than twenty years of the fishermen cooperative of Saladero, sits in his office in front of a sword that was given symbolically by a lawyer working along them against British Petroleum, and beside skulls of a dolphin and a tortoise found dead at the beach about 5 years after the oil spill. Saladeros was a community nationally known by its oysters, 10 years after the worst ever oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico the fishermen claim they are rarely foundÜin the lagoon.Ü BP denied the oil reached Mexico, but fisherman and scientists knew it wasnít true. Ten years on, Mexican communities havenít received a cent in compensation.
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ëWeíve been abandonedí: a decade later, Deepwater Horizon still haunts Mexico.
SALADEROS, VERACRUZ. FEBRUARY 27: Enrique Aran Blanco (62), president for more than twenty years of the fishermen cooperative of Saladero, sits in his office in front of a sword that was given symbolically by a lawyer working along them against British Petroleum, and beside skulls of a dolphin and a tortoise found dead at the beach about 5 years after the oil spill. Saladeros was a community nationally known by its oysters, 10 years after the worst ever oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico the fishermen claim they are rarely foundÜin the lagoon.Ü BP denied the oil reached Mexico, but fisherman and scientists knew it wasnít true. Ten years on, Mexican communities havenít received a cent in compensation.
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