Video: The spill's danger to Gulf wildlife
Posted: 09:54 AM
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WARNING: This is one of the most unwatchable videos I've seen in ages. It hurts your eyes, your heart and your soul to see these images of devastation and animal suffering just because a few idiots are not taking care of their billion-business properly.
PLEASE, if it hurts you seeing the disaster this mess has made of the water in the Gulf of Mexico, and most of all, the pain it has caused to the animals, fish and birds and even land animals, DO NOT WATCH. Just know that the casualties have been horrible and many. This HAS to, HAS to, HAS to END!!!
May 25, 2010
Patience runs thin as BP preps untested maneuver
Posted: 09:30 AM
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The situation in the Gulf keeps getting worse, and so far, there's no end in site. Anderson Cooper reports live tonight from the region as BP makes another attempt to stop the leak. Watch "AC360°" tonight at 10 ET on CNN for the latest on stopping the leak.
Venice, Louisiana (CNN) - Oil company BP is expected to discuss Tuesday its next attempt to contain the gushing oil in the Gulf of Mexico - a maneuver called a "top kill" that it plans to implement the following day.
All previous attempts by the company to cap the spill have failed, and BP CEO Tony Hayward said the top kill maneuver will have a 60 to 70 percent chance of success when it is put in place as early as Wednesday morning.
BP on Wednesday plans to pump thick, viscous fluid twice the density of water into the site of the leak to stop the flow so the well can then be sealed with cement. The top kill procedure has worked on above-ground oil wells in the Middle East, but has never been tested 5,000 feet underwater.
Carol Browner, the assistant to the president on energy and climate change, said Tuesday that she is optimistic about the method.
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