California Oil Spill Cause Probed, Storm Threatens Cleanup

摘要

Federal and state investigators focused on the San Pedro Bay Pipeline as the source of an oil spill along the coast of southern California, while officials pointed to the possibility that the infrastructure had been damaged by a vessel's anchor. The incident caused an estimated 3,000 barrels of crude oil to spill into the Pacific Ocean. The 41-year-old pipeline connects an offshore oil platform to a site in Eureka, California.