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Question by Shaun: How was the Exxon Valdez spill cleaned?
I know the current spill is more of a “spew” but what technique did the country use to clean the Exxon Valdez spill… all this BP nonsense got me thinking :)
– Thanks in advance.
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Answer by fizixx
As I recall it wasn’t cleaned very well, it was rather half-aÑ•Ñ•ed. In fact there’s still oil up there several inches below the surface of some of the beaches.
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They took boats, towed out floating booms, and tried to collect all the oil floating on the surface into one area, then vacuumed it up. People shoveled oily sand on the beach, cleaned rocks and animals by hand.
This is much different. This is a constant source, where the Exxon Valdez was a limited quantity of oil.
very slowly
In fact there is still oil on those beaches in Alaska’s Prince William Sound