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Oil well are 2000 to 3000 ft deep.
Depends, but usually they are 10,000 ft deep.
no but gulf of Mexico had an oil spill
Oil and natural gas.
British Petroleum employees were involved in the drilling when the oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, 2010. The drilling was part of BP operations off the coastal United States of America. But the platform that became involved in the original, explosive event didn't belong to BP. It was being leased.
There are approximately 27,000 abandoned oil and gas wells beneath the Gulf of Mexico.
In southeastern Mexico, along the Gulf of Mexico coast. The largest of such oil fields, known as Cantarell, is IN the Gulf of Mexico's waters and is currently exploited by the means of offshore platforms.
There is not one, but there numerous oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. Their purpose is to pump the oil from the oil deposits located deep within the sea bed in that region.
A) gulf of mexico to N.E. part of U.S.A. B) gulf of mexico to Great lakes region
Yes. An explosion occurred because of deep-water oil drilling.
Up to date there is close to 50 680 wells in the Gulf of Mexico of which approximately 15 000 have been abandoned. This includes both oil and gas wells.
Of course. Haven't you heard about the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico?
Offshore drilling rigs can reach deep oil reservoirs that lie below the sea floor. Initially, our oil came from discoveries on land, however in search of new oil fields, it was necessary to drill wells offshore. Oil companies have made very large oil discoveries in deep water regions in the Gulf of Mexico. See related link.
No. Eventually the main well was plugged with 2 relief wells drilled on the side to capture the remaining oil.
The Mega Borg tanker spilled oil into the Gulf of Mexico in 1990.
Oil well are 2000 to 3000 ft deep.
how would the oil spill in gulf Mexico affect the dolphins.