Study: Exxon Valdez Oil Lingers in Alaska

Wed May 17, 2006 5:12 AM EDT

science, environment, oil, alaska, nature, wildlife, vinesci, oil-spill, exxon-valdez, lingering

Dan Joling, Associated Press Writer

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For some reason my comments are posting without the user name so....this is -=D3_V_US=-

oil is dangerous. I cant wait until we dont have to depend on it anymore. That will be great day for all of mankind and animals alike.

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#1 - Wed May 17, 2006 11:13 AM EDT

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Calvin Tang

We're looking into the disappearance of your display name. It looks like a kidnapping (er, display-name-napping).

I can't believe that the oil spill's effects are still present. I remember the spill as a little kid. It amazes me that animals are still suffering as a result.

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#1.1 - Wed May 17, 2006 1:15 PM EDT

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Thanks for the help with the name (I dont know how someone could take it though).

I dont know much about todays tankers, but I hope they have measures to protect against this kind of thing now. To think that something that happened 17 years ago is still effecting the wildlife...its just sad I guess (Im kind of an environmentalist I guess)

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#1.2 - Wed May 17, 2006 3:45 PM EDT

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sunnycuts

You dont have to be an environmentalist to realize how sad this is. Nearly two decades on oil is still affecting the environment of Alaska. The oil will problably linger there for atleast a generation if not more.

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1 vote

#2 - Thu May 18, 2006 9:28 AM EDT

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miasma

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/specials/oiltankers/216976_polar22.asp

Basically a cursory check of what is going on globally will reveal that BigOil is fighting tooth and nail to keep provisions like double hulling tankers from becoming law. Then a big spill will occur, and there is some fist shaking and rhetoric. Then an even bigger spill will occur and the fist shaking and rhetoric gets really loud.

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2 votes

#3 - Fri Jun 2, 2006 12:52 PM EDT

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