The oil slick from that uncontained well a mile deep and 49 miles South of the Louisiana coast will soon wash ashore, to the detriment of local fisheries and wetlands.
They have a plan to contain it though. They're going to light it up and burn it off. How will they put it out? That well is leaking 45,000 barrels of crude a day. At least that's what they're reporting.
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It's not 45,000 barrels. It's 45,000 gallons.
I barrel = 42 gallons.
So they are talking about 1000 barrels.
And the oil is a lighter grade which means some of it will evaporate from the sun's heat while on the surface.
my mistake, I'm glad it's less than I thought.
not to worry it's light sweet crude so when it gets to the beach it will evaporate in the sun.
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