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>The Unified Area Command in Robert, Louisiana, reports that emergency response crews continue to test a new technique to break up the oil from the damaged BP well at Mississippi Canyon Block 252 before it reaches the surface—a remotely operated underwater vehicle dispensing sub-surface dispersant at a rate of nine gallons per minute—with encouraging results so far.
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The Unified Area Command in Robert, Louisiana, reports that emergency response crews continue to test a new technique to break up the oil from the damaged BP well at Mississippi Canyon Block 252 before it reaches the surface—a remotely operated underwater vehicle dispensing sub-surface dispersant at a rate of nine gallons per minute—with encouraging results so far.
Nearly 3,000 gallons of subsea dispersants were applied, and BP and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration continue to evaluate these tests to determine the feasibility of continued use of subsea dispersants.
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