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They used a lot of dispersant to sink the oil on the surface into the water. So now it's pretty much impossible to clean up ourselves. Interestingly though som
by smokinn 16y ago
They used a lot of dispersant to sink the oil on the surface into the water. So now it's pretty much impossible to clean up ourselves.
Interestingly though some bacteria have cropped up to help out clean up what's in the water: http://www.hindustantimes.com/BP-may-have-to-thank-bacteria-for-oil-spill-clean-up/Article1-592592.aspx http://www.hindustantimes.com/BP-may-have-to-thank-bacteria-...
- pyre 16y agoI love how the dissenting opinion just gets a single-line mention at the end of the article: > However, another expert claimed that the plumes may have diluted or moved.
- Kliment 16y agoCertainly better than no mention. At least this seeds doubt and could trigger people interested to look further.
- pyre 16y agoTrue, but it also paints it in a bad light. (i.e. "There was this old guy in the corner that didn't want to believe our new and cool ideas, but we just ignored him.")