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To: bentway who wrote (564378)5/3/2010 3:24:42 PM
From: i-node  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1578238
 
Those beaches have icky tarballs when there hasn't been a spill.

Last summer, state officials filled up at least 24 55-gallon drums of tar balls that were scattered along a one-mile stretch of beach from the mouth of the Rio Grande to South Padre Island, one of the state's most pristine beaches and a major tourist destination.

Which spill was THIS from?



To: bentway who wrote (564378)5/3/2010 4:43:32 PM
From: Brumar89  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1578238
 
Last summer, state officials filled up at least 24 55-gallon drums of tar balls that were scattered along a one-mile stretch of beach from the mouth of the Rio Grande to South Padre Island, one of the state's most pristine beaches and a major tourist destination.

That would be rare. So rare they actually clean them up.

BTW such tar there would come from Mexican waters NOT from any US drilling.


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