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COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Oct. 3, 2002)--A clean-up crew hired by the Coast Guard is concentrating their efforts on remaining heavily concentrated areas of recoverable oil between piers delta and papa on the ... More

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Oct. 3, 2002)--Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class Rick Nieves of Marine Safety Office Charleston uses a fire hose to spray down oil stained rocks along the Cooper River shoreline in... More

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Oct. 3, 2002)--Clean-up teams hired by the Coast Guard place containment boom along the pier which was saturated with #6 oil that spill into the Cooper River in Charleston, S.C., Sep... More

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Oct. 3, 2002)--Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class Rick Nieves of Marine Safety Office Charleston uses a fire hose to spray down oil stained rocks along the Cooper River shoreline in... More

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Oct. 3, 2002)--A clean-up crew hired by the Coast Guard is concentrating their efforts on remaining heavily concentrated areas of recoverable oil between piers delta and papa on the ... More

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Oct. 3, 2002)--Isaaes Castillo lifts absorbent boom from the oily waters on the Cooper River in Charleston, S.C. September 3. The oil spill was first reported Monday morning about 6... More

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

COOPER RIVER OIL SPILL FLORIDA

CHARLESTON, South Carolina (Oct. 3, 2002)--Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class Rick Nieves of Marine Safety Office Charleston uses a fire hose to spray down oil stained rocks along the Cooper River shoreline in... More

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