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Florida Keys Oil Spill
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WRAL News REWIND: June 13,-20, 2010
A recording shows U.S. Rep. Bob Etheridge in a sidewalk confrontation, protesters are arrested at a Wake County school board meeting, and a gorilla almost escapes from the N.C. Zoo.
is off tonight. This state take steps just in case the gulf oil spill which is our shores. But first let's rewind the week starting with the congressional confrontation that blew up on the west. WellThe haunting images of the oil spill along the Gulf Coast have stayed along the eastern seaboard on day.The oil spill in the gulf is already taking a toll on coastlines and the animals that lived there most of us think about those -
Perdue says state is ready if oil comes
North Carolina is updating its oil recovery plan in response to the massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico, Gov. Bev Perdue said Tuesday.
heard this year's plan. By June 21. The haunting images of the oil spill along the Gulf Coast have states along the eastern seaboard on --
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Perdue: State is very prepared if oil comes to coast
North Carolina is updating its oil recovery plan in response to the massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico, Gov. Bev Perdue said Tuesday.
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Gulf oil spill upping price for domestic shrimp
U.S. shrimpers who comb seas unaffected by the oil-slickened Gulf are raising prices as demand for their catch rises because the supply has gone down, bringing a potential but bittersweet respite from some tough years.
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Senate hears about local preparedness for oil spills
The Senate Homeland Committee hears about how states, localities and private industry are prepared for oil spills.
chairman and take it to the south. And it gets into the loop current . It's gonna take it around the Florida Keys and up the East Coast of Florida in the gulf straight. So I thank Q you would -- in our clairvoyant yet. In what needs to be the examined and just know that you've got some folks in Florida that are mad as wet hands. Right now. We've got to get this command and control straightened out where communication is going -
Obama official gives update on oil spill
Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen gives an update on efforts to contain the oil spill in the Gulf.
miles northeast from the well head. We're indeed consistent. With that BP oil spill . Hydrocarbons found in the samples 42 nautical miles northeast from the well head at the surface at 162 feet and 4500 feet. Wearing concentrations. Too low to do the actual fingerprint. And finally hydrocarbons found in the samples a 142 nautical miles southeast of the well at 330 feet and thousand feet. We're not consistent with the BP oil -- This research from the University of South Florida contributes to. The larger three dimensional picture that we are in the process of constructing. For the golf. -- admiral Allen hasgoing well overthrowing everything we've got -- this is the largest so oil spill response. -- history of the country. We knew this was catastrophic from the beginning when the oil rig exploded and caught on -
N.C. coast not worried about Gulf oil ... yet
Boaters, fishermen and tourists along the North Carolina coast said Friday that they remain hopeful that oil from the ongoing spill in the Gulf of Mexico doesn't stain the state's waters or beaches.
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Computer models show Gulf oil reaching East Coast
Oil leaking from a damaged well in the Gulf of Mexico could affect North Carolinaâ??s coast soon, environmentalists said Thursday.
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Scientist: Carolina coast to see oil
It could be only a matter of time before oil is present in the Gulf Stream, about 40 to 60 miles off the Carolina coast.
And now to the latest and that oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico at least six million gallons have -- to the gulf. And BP's still can't stop it by -
NCSU scientist: Sooner or later, N.C. waters will see oil
Dr. Ruoying He, an oceanography professor at North Carolina State University said it could be only a matter of time before oil is present in the Gulf Stream, about 40 to 60 miles off the Carolina coast.