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November 18, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Consequences Continue To Grow In Bay Area Fuel Spill

The economic, environmental, and political consequences of the Hanjin container ship Cosco Busan hitting the San Francisco Bay Bridge continued to mount last week as cleanup crews hit the beaches to sop up as much of the 58,000 gallons of spilled bunker fuel as possible.

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The economic, environmental, and political consequences of the Hanjin container ship Cosco Busan hitting the San Francisco Bay Bridge continued to mount last week as cleanup crews hit the beaches to sop up as much of the 58,000 gallons of spilled bunker fuel as possible.

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