10 years later: Scientists learn long-term impact of Deepwater Horizon spill

Its been more than 10 years since the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and now scientists are seeing the long-term impact of the damage. While RESTORE money is being used to help restore marine life.

[noelkwek]

Wow, what a coincidence! An oil spill of about 400 tons of crude oil occurred recently in Singapore, S.E. Asia - June 2024 and it was the 1st time the oil slick wasn't able to be contained fast enough, spreading and was washed ashore, staining the small city-state's coastlines and seashores. What horrendous environmental disasters!

[ckchod]

Why did it take 86 days to plug up the oil spill.
Come on people, we are better than this. Its soul-crushing, really.

[CraziFootball]

I remember going to these beaches for a school field trip and seeing all the washed up dead catfish on the beach. I’ll never forget it. At the time I had no idea it was related to this until years later and I watched the movie. It was unbelievable

[EcoNeato]

Great info; wish youtube would show in more results instead of much dumber videos they promote.

[truthaintthatthatruth]

Bp owes the world all its proceeds for the next 50 years damn crooks

[chriswhorror]

5million gallons guess again. More like 200million gallon.

[TheBarrwen]

Not saying it is good but I heard the fisheries recovered due to stopping the fishing

[afriend]

Do yourself a favor. Don't eat anything out of the Gulf. I know.

[oeao]

Didnt all those hurricanes help push all that oil out?

[nickbrcan]

How about a pump with a filtering system that can draw the sea water in an and trap the oil, instead of just letting the oil settle on the bottom, more must be done,

[CanadaBoyRocks]

Bullshit th3y didn't even go look for the 11 victims that died pisses me off

[Rambo]

You know how to prevent just stop pumping oil