Article Analysis: The Oil Spill We Don't Hear About

On April 20, 2010, due to the world's largest offshore oil spill accident, BP felt frustrated with oil spill and it got irritated. Does anyone know that the Delta people in Nigeria have lived under the conditions of oil spill over the past 50 years? In a column published on the New York Times on 4th June 2010, "We have never heard of oil spills," Annie Ejekeme highlighted the oil spill in Niger delta. The bay is overflowing. In her article Ejikeme hopes to tackle these problems that seems to be ignored by international media.

Oil spill seems to become more and more popular, especially after the first disaster, we often do not hear them. This documentary is exploring the continuing impact of the Deepwater Horizon leak in Louisiana. Activists and local people accepted an interview on how the oil spill will affect the area over the next few years and presented their views.

After 14 years of Taylor's outflow and 10 years after the Deepwater Horizon's disaster, the Federal Government still does not know the complete impact of this outflow on marine life. And economic analysis does not show the value of oil flowing into the ocean and the potential use fee lost by taxpayers. Activists also hope to analyze whether oil is destroying wetlands and entering the beach. Atlantic drilling takes at least 10 years to start. In the industry, seismic resistance tests are first conducted to investigate the amount of oil and gas in the basement. According to the results, the company will bid on the lease. Several studies show that the Ministry of the Interior has not approved earthquake tests, including large mammals such as dolphins and whales, which could damage marine life.

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Prior to the oil spill in March 2010, cetacean abnormalities occurred in the northern part of the bay and the impact of marine mammal oil spills was assessed. Analysis of the stranded dolphin strike pattern before and after the oil spill has the possibility that the stranding may be related to the contact between cold water and freshwater around Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana from March 2010 to May 2010 showed that. However, most of the increase in mammals in the northern bay of the Gulf from 2010 to 2015 overlaps with the space and time of the oil spill footprint. In addition, NRDA-related research documented countless health problems of stuck-ups and trapped dolphins found in affected areas such as sustained reproductive disorders, adrenal diseases, pulmonary diseases, poor physical condition.