Delaware River Oil Spill Update

Monday, February 07, 2005

The U.S. Coast Guard issued a Fact Sheet stating that 106,350 gallons of oil and oily liquid have been recovered to date following the oil spill from the ATHOS I. About half of the areas impacted by oil have been “grossly decontaminated”. [Now there is an interesting term!] The Unified Command anticipates cleanup operations will continue through spring and into the summer.(HK LAW)

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