Oil Spill Cleanup Methods and Ideas

Monday, June 7, 2010

Methods to clean oil from water surface-
Fire boom
Chemical Dispersants

The following videos point out the shortcomings of standard oil boom and looks into the use of the following alternative methods such as the hair boom (invented by Phil McCrory in 1989), straw grass or hay, and solidification. Note: These videos also contain information about the disaster as well as conspiracy theories, general outrage, frustration and a call for all to help.
Blood of the Earth - The Gulf Oil Spill part 1
Blood of the Earth - The Gulf Oil Spill part 2
cureusall's YouTube Channel

Methods to clean oil from under water-
Chemical Dispersants

Methods to clean oil from on beach-
Dry Ice

Methods to clean oil from marshlands-
None Known

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An occurrence causing widespread destruction and distress; a catastrophe.

A disaster is a perceived tragedy, being either a natural calamity or man-made catastrophe. It is a hazard which has come to fruition. A hazard, in turn, is a situation which poses a level of threat to life, health, property, or that may deleteriously affect society or an environment.

In the modern world, the traditional view of natural disasters as punishments for human wickedness has given way to the scientific study of the causes of seemingly unpredictable acts of nature. In recent years, however, scholars have placed more emphasis on the roles played by greed and indifference to potential human suffering in many seemingly "natural" disasters.

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