The Times seems to have lost track of its oh-my-gawd-the-most-humongous we're-all-going-to-die-and-kill-the-earth catastrophe ever!
The immense patches of surface oil that covered thousands of square miles of the gulf after the April 20 oil rig explosion are largely gone, though there continue to be sightings of tar balls and emulsified oil here and there. -- NY Times
That undersea oil is sneaky stuff. Always oozing around. Turns out we seem to have shipped it back to China to help with the balance of trade.
A worker paddled his boat as he cleaned up oil near Dalian Port, Liaoning province, China, Tuesday. -- Pictures of the Day: July 27 - Photo Journal - WSJ
What an absolute tragedy and horrific scene of that oil spill. It's hard to imagine they are cleaning it up with their own hands and wooden boats!
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