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Gold/Mining/Energy : coastal caribbean (cco@)
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To: Edwin S. Fujinaka who wrote (2653)5/1/2001 5:33:54 AM
From: Jordan Electron  Read Replies (1) of 4686
 
FALSE! A lot more than 999 barrels of crude has spilled in the Gulf of Mexico from oil wells. Spill?, why there was even at least one huge blow-out that fouled the deep Gulf, and even a little of the coast of Texas, for many months.
If that blow-out would happen to CCO, a huge black ooze could cover Florida beaches from Naples to St George. Any
good for bare feet! Currents kept most of the blow-out away from Texas; currents would slam a CCO blow-out right into Florida. CCO also proved that it could not find crude onshore Florida, years ago.
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