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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Brumar89 who wrote (708034)4/9/2013 12:45:42 PM
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The “Shell” Pipeline had to shut down their operations in Texas when thousands of gallons of “dirty oil” spilled from a pipeline near Houston. The oil then made its way through the bayou and ultimately into the Gulf of Mexico. While this number seems to change hour by hour, it’s estimated that approximately 30,000 gallons of dirty oil was spilled.

The “Exxon/Mobile Pegasus pipeline” also had a spill which dumped thousands of gallons into Conway Lake which is located in the small town of Mayflower Arkansas, about 25 miles north of Little Rock. Authorities were forced to evacuate residents from their homes.
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