BP Oil Spill

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it is lilling and hurting them

It's an interesting idea. It looked good on a small scale. It would have to be shown to be better than the skimmers they are currently working. I'm not sure that oil soaked hay is that easy to pick up in open waters.

it clogs the stomata preventing carbon dioxide to enter the plant. Carbon dioxide is necessary because it is part of the photosynthesis process. amen.

North Cape oil spill happened in 1996.

They must first determine the phone number of the people who are studying the oil spill. Next, a telephone is used to place the call.

Full City oil spill happened in 2009.

The Stafford Act does not apply to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The Stafford Act is meant to help states that have exhausted all local, county, and states resources to recover from a disaster. It would be unfair of the U.S. federal government to make Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida show they have exhausted all of their resources to combat the spill. Instead, the Deepwater Horizon oil spill has been given a special classifications of SONS (Spill Of National Significance). By doing so, this has opened up federal dollars to hep with the disaster.

I would like to rephrase this question as to what impact on health can an oil spill cause.

Disease frequently means an illness caused by a bacteria, fungus or virus. This does not apply in oil spill.

But, oil spills can make people ill. If oil gets into seafood, and the concentration is high enough, it will cause sickness and even death if the concentrations are high enough and depending on the composition of the oil.

The BP oil spill contained a crude oil with harmful compounds like benzene. However, a discussed in the CDC link, these evaporate pretty quickly. Also, it was very important to quarentine certain areas to fishing to prevent anyone from getting contaminated fish.

For people cleaning up oil spills, the breathing of fumes can also make them sick. This is why the people cleaning up the oil spill were given frequent breaks so they could breath fresh air.

There was no significant air pollution problems with the BP oil spill, but the Kuwait war oil spill was very different, as the oil wells were lit on fire. In this case, the oil spill can cause breathing problems, and can be very dangerous to the health of the elderly.

In determining the health impact, scientists evaluate how the hydrocarbon compounds enter the human body- through the skin, through breathing or through eating seafood. The means of entry, the concentration (dose) and the length of time that the body is exposed to these compounds are variables in assessing the health impact.

Each oil spill is different as the crude oil is a complex mixture that is constantly changing due to evaporation and weathering. The quantity of oil spilled can be anywhere from hundreds of barrels to millions of barrels (as in the BP spill). This makes it difficult to generalize the impact on human health.

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oil is a type of poison which can kill fish and wild life if not careful.

Yes, the 2010 oil spill would be human environment interaction. Any time humans change the environment, such as mining, farming, and polluting.

Firstly you need a time basis for the inches?

I don't think it anything happens but it depends on if it is a different type of oil going on petrol then it will probably.

No. Opti-2 oil has been used without a single problem in the go-cart racing industry for years. It's is also very popular in the lawn and garden and landscaping industries because it is a better alternative to regular two cycle oil since Opti-2 works in all two cycle engines. It eliminates the possiblilty of running too much or too little (very bad) oil through the engine.

Crude oil has stuff like benzene, toluene, heptane and Octane in it. all those things are non-polar. polar and non-polar substances don't mix, like water (polar) and oil (non-polar). acetone is polar, but also non-polar due to its two methyl groups. So, yes. Acetone does dissolve crude oil.

not possible, well you can with diesel,but that will eat through the asphalt

The people who work on getting oil for our transportation they can check the oil everyday that this won't happen ever again!

This is a simple problem. Just take 34,700,000 and divide by 4 to get the answer, 8,675,000 gallons.

The answer is simple...he didn't. FactCheck.org, a non-partisan organization that investigates political mud-slinging addressed this issue recently and determined it's baseless. This is just another example of a political party throwing any garbage possible against the wall to see what will stick. As most people don't have or don't exercise any critical thinking skills, it's easy to create an illusion like this by just repeating it over and over. Perception is reality right? Or is the better quote, there's a sucker born every minute?

Don't take my word for it, do your own research. If integrity means anything to you, validate your news sources.

BP was the company who owned the oil that caused the oil spill.

Not really. The US is the owner of all offshore mineral rights, but through lease sales of offshore blocks, the US leases out the rights to explore and produce oil in particular blocks over a defined time periods. BP is entitled through the leasing contracts to sell all the oil it produces. The US does make money through royalty payments on oil that BP sells.

If it did people would not have heart attacks, people would buy it by the gallon. There is no proven evidence that it does.

The causes of the accident are still being investigated. But drilling operations around the world have been impacted. The technology required to drill in a deep water, high temperature and pressure environment, is complex. Oil companies and governmental agencies in various countries are examining how this drilling can be made safer to avoid future spills.

Oil companies are motivated to avoid spills because the cost of clean up and fines can be very high in other countries. Other countries do not have the same resources, so a spill in Angola or Brazil might be worse. However, if the spill occurred further offshore than the BP spill, the environmental impact would be less.

Countries where deep water drilling is occurring include Mexico, Brazil, Angola, and China. Hostile drilling conditions exist in the North Sea and Norway.

The long lasting impact of the spill may be better technology to avoid spills, improved techniques for containing the spill and arresting the flow, and tighter government regulations. This will occur worldwide.