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Oil is by far the leading source of energy in the world; it essentially supports our economy here in Alberta. Yet how often do we stop and think of the effects of our dependancies on oil? The upcoming stories on this blog will cover the many aspects of oil and its affect on day to day lives. Those aspects being the environmental implications of the use of oil, and also the potential applications of oil products, along side alternative forms of energy that are in development.

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Vessel Leaking in Pagudpud Bay

An oil spill from a marooned North American Vessel is posing a threat to ecotourism and wildlife in Pagudpud Bay, Philippines. Valente (of the Environmental Management Bureau) said that the oil slick might reach resort areas. The leak has been reported to have spread at least throughout a  400-meter radius.
Erika Recarro - News
Philippines Inquirer Article of Leaking Vessel
Posted by Eco-speak at 7:55 PM
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      • Turtle Release Despite Claims of Weathered Oil
      • Vessel Leaking in Pagudpud Bay
      • 230 Ducks Euthanized...Again
      • Canada criticized for "Business as Usual" approach...
      • James Cameron in Alberta's Oil Sands
      • New Oil And Gas Regulations Take Effect Today
      • BP's Economic Implications
      • Big Spending On Anti-Oil
      • Gulf for the Future
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      • Alberta Oilsands Highlighted In American Senate Bill
      • BP OIl Spill Procedure Heavily Questioned
      • Industry Suffering Along Gulf Coast
      • BP Releases Findings in Regards to BP Oil Spill
      • Experts Make Prediction On Gulf Rebound
      • Personnel Announced for Oil Sands Review
      • Global Warming: Jokes and jobs.
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