Nine Years After BP Spill, Some Cleanup Workers Still Feel Sting of Dispersants
It was America’s greatest oil spill disaster, a catastrophe that left a tarry trail of toxic oil and dead marine life across four states. By the time it ended, BP had released an unprecedented amount of chemical dispersant into the Gulf. And for many who live in the region, the calamity is still not over.
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