Gulf Oil Spill: It will cost a bundle to clean up

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May 02, 2010

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See the link to Dealing with HAZMAT Issues: Regulations and Spill Clean-ups

While not dealing specifically with just an oil spill, this is a good general article on who is responsible and the challenges of cleaning up following a spill.

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