about 19 years ago
Most of the shipping fuel from the Cosco Busan has become too thinly spread out to be cleaned off the surface of San Francisco Bay, leading crews to shift their efforts away from the open water and onto the shoreline. By Monday, around one-fifth of the 58,000 gallons of fuel that gushed from the sla
Most of the shipping fuel from the Cosco Busan has become too thinly spread out to be cleaned off the surface of San Francisco Bay, leading crews to shift their efforts away from the open water and onto the shoreline.
By Monday, around one-fifth of the 58,000 gallons of fuel that gushed from the slashed hull of the Chinese container ship after it clipped the Bay Bridge on Wednesday had been recovered.
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