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[Omaha Steve]

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[OAITW r.2.0]

1. "Nobody ever expected that cargo ships would have to cue in the bay"......

at the numbers we see right now. Surprised an underwater pipeline could get ruptured?

[Backseat Driver]

2. So sorry I'm so clueless, but there seems to be quite a large contingent of about

50 workers in protective suits doing to this beach cleaning; how do they get these beach cleaning jobs and who signs their paychecks - are they per diem, hourly for a local clean-up company or a sub-contractor of a larger organization, or temps? Volunteers from conservation organizations? Do they have to have special training and/or just go from hazmat-type beach/wildlife oil spill clean-up to clean-up...Please educate as I'm in a landlocked area now and never lived by an ocean beach - closest was a home not far(>5 miles) from one of the Great Lake Erie where the ships tend to haul iron ore.

[getagrip_already]

3. contractors for the initial cleanup usually....

volunteers and ngo's typically mobilize for wildlife rescue.

Here is one company that does it:

https://www.cleanharbors.com/services/industrial-field-services/emergency-response/oil-spill-response