I need it for a science project. If any1 has ANY sites that would be helpfull please give me the website A.S.A.P. plz i need QUICKLY.
Heres a site with a couple pics..
http://www.ibrrc.org/oil_affects.html
hope it works.
Since BP’s catastrophic oil blowout nearly two years ago, Laurel Lockamy has gotten pretty good at photographing the dead. She’s snapped images of dozens of lifeless turtles and dolphins, countless dead fish, birds, armadillos and nutria and pretty much anything that crawls, swims or flies near the white sandy Mississippi beaches of her Gulfport home.
Locals say this is far from normal. Laurel's pictures can be hard to believe; photos of large bottlenose dolphins, their mouths agape and their silvery bodies stretched out like aluminum mannequins on the tar ball-littered sand as children frolic nearby in the warm waters of the Gulf. She's taken shots of rotten, decaying endangered sea turtles wasting away on the shores, sprayed with orange paint by marine mammal experts for disposal by beach cleanup crews who sometimes take days to respond.
To help support Climate Denial Crock of the Week Go to climatecrocks.com These pictures communicate what words cannot. This is the reason BP was ...
the type of oil spilled, the location of the spill, the species of wildlife in the area, the timing of breeding cycles and seasonal migrations, and even the weather at sea during the oil spill. We have all seen pictures and videos of wildlife covered in black, sticky oil after an oil spill. Many people are not aware that it is not just birds that get oiled during a spill....
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Before and after an oil spill, the Arthur Kill Oil Spills on Organisms in the Arthur Oil spills elicit images of oiled birds, struggling marine mammals, dead fish, large oil slicks, sludge, and tar balls washing ashore on pristine beaches and coastal environments. Massive oil spills ... |
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Manual on oil pollution, Combating oil spills Cleaning oiled birds is a specialized task Aerial, boat and pedestrian surveillance should be conducted to determine where the ... by contingency plans as described in the IMO Manual on Oil Pollution, Section II - Contingency Planning. |
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Picture-perfect science lessons, using children's books to guide inquiry : grades 3-6 After discussing Oil Spill!, tell students they are going to be members of an oil spill response team. ... oil spills harm birds? (The oil sticks to their feathers so they can't swim or fly.) ? How do oil spills harm fish, shrimp, ... |
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Exxon Valdez oil spill, fate and effects in Alaskan waters Seabirds were among the most conspicuous victims of the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Thousands of oiled birds were recovered from ... As news of the spill reached the public, some of the first (and most lingering) images were of oil-coated ... |
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Picture-perfect science lessons, expanded 2nd edition, using children's books to guide inquiry, 3-6 After discussing Oil Spill! tell students they are going to be members of an oil spill response team. ... How do oil spills harm birds? (The oil sticks to their feathers so they can't swim or fly.) ? How do oil spills harm fish, shrimp, ... |
Gulf Coast beaches to get waves of visitors this weekend
Dyess and his family visited the beach just a few days prior to last year's oil spill. In fact, when they were leaving their hotel the first drops of oil had hit the beach. Tourists return to the beaches for Memorial Day gallery (16 photos) While the
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Wildlife experts had worried about the BP oil spill's effect on Minnesota's loons as they wintered in the Gulf of Mexico. But early signs show the birds fared well, experts say. (MPR Photo/Nathaniel Minor) link to this photo.
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One year later: BP spill was bad, still not the end of the world 19, nearly five months and 4.9 million barrels of leaked oil later. The impacts of the leak were immediate and well-publicized. The images that we've sadly come to expect after oil spills began appearing on our television screens. Oil-covered birds and |
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Gallery sprouts in the wake of BP Gulf spill "Unless you've ever walked through a marsh and seen how many birds are there you really don't have an understanding of the impact that an oil spill can have," said Wheelan. He got the ABA gig through a connection with the director of communications at |
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A year after the oil spill, it's leisure as usual at Sandestin I came to the Gulf Coast to see for myself the effects of the oil spill, one year later. The dolphins and sea birds have returned as if nothing was ever amiss. And except for the fact that everyone knows what happened — it was on the news every day |