Showing posts with label Florida Oil Spill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florida Oil Spill. Show all posts
Friday, April 30, 2010
Oil Spill and Foul Smells
Florida oil spill attorney is monitoring reports of foul smells in the Tampa Bay, Florida area. Sources at the Tampa Tribune report, "'It's like paint thinner. And it kind of leaves a bitter taste in your mouth,' said [someone], who was shopping at a Gulf to Bay Boulevard store." Another coastal shopper noted, "It smells like oil fuel. Really like a diesel fuel kind of thing. . ."
Pinellas County Environmental officials with the Pinellas County Air Quality Division of the Environmental Management, told TBO.com, "that could be the case, but then again, perhaps not. . . . "
The satellite images on the left from NASA show the smoke plume from the burning rig on April 21, 2010.Click on the images to enlarge. Photo Credit: NASA Earth Observatory
Source: http://www2.tbo.com/content/2010/apr/27/cause-bay-areas-oily-odor-still-air/
Florida Oil Spill Attorney
Florida Oil Spill Lawsuits
Breaking News - Florida Attorney notes: "Drill, baby, drill is turning into sue, baby, sue. Class-action lawsuits against operators of the exploded Gulf of Mexico oil rig multiplied Friday as the oil began washing onto Louisiana shores. Commercial fisherman, shrimpers, charter-boat operators and beachfront property owners began signing up as plaintiffs in at least 18 proposed suits already filed in courthouses from Texas to Florida." according to the Los Angeles Times.
Source: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/greenspace/2010/04/gulf-oil-spill-lawsuits-who-will-pay-the-bill.html
Latest Satellite Images of Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
A Florida Attorney will be providing updates on the big oil spill disaster. The Nasa Earth Observatory and Oil Spill Attorneys are watching as the massive oil slick approaches the Texas, Louisiana, and Florida coasts. According to NASA, "The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Terra satellite captured a natural-color image of the oil slick just off the Louisiana coast. "According to NASA, "[t]he top image shows a wide-area view, and the bottom image shows a close-up view of the oil slick (outlined in white in the top image). The oil slick appears as dull gray interlocking comma shapes, one opaque and the other nearly transparent. The northwestern tip of the oil slick almost touches the Mississippi Delta.."
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