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May 4, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Gulf spill could affect marine life, shipping

The calamitous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has forced the shutdown of the gulf’s rich fishing grounds and could also spread to the busy shipping lanes at the mouth of the Mississippi River, tying up cargo vessels. Though a total shutdown of the shipping lanes is unlikely, there could be long del

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The calamitous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has forced the shutdown of the gulf’s rich fishing grounds and could also spread to the busy shipping lanes at the mouth of the Mississippi River, tying up cargo vessels. Though a total shutdown of the shipping lanes is unlikely, there could be long delays if vessels are forced to wait to have their oil-coated hulls power-washed.

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