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Dispersant in the water

Uploaded by Ken Hocke

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Photo shows dispersant used to fight oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Steiner Sub 1

Uploaded by Ken Hocke

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Photo of a four-man submarine sitting in the yard at Steiner Shipyard in Bayou La Batre, Ala.

Marsh grass under attack

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Photo shows marsh grass dying after oil gets into the coast of Louisiana.

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The Aquila is the first of three, low-emissions pilot boats being built in Seattle for Dutch pilots.

Uploaded by Kvichak Marine Industries

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