Sparkling waters hide some lasting harm from 2010 oil spill

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Sparkling waters hide some lasting harm from 2010 oil spill
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Scientists who spent the decade studying the Deepwater Horizon spill still worry about its effects.

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BP put up $500 million for the independent GoMRI program soon after the spill, part of more than $69 billion it says it has spent overall, including spill response, cleanup, settlements, restoration and other costs. But cetaceans must surface to breathe, rising through oil that spread across more than 15,300 square miles - nearly as big as Switzerland. Each exhalation vaporized oil and gas into minuscule droplets, which they then inhaled, Kinner said.

Going forward, some BP money will go toward improving conditions for dolphins and whales. These include studies on reducing effects of human-produced noise, such as seismic airguns and ship propellers, on whales and dolphins, which communicate and navigate by sound.How fisheries would survive was hard to fathom while slicks fouled estuaries where many fish spawn, but scientists haven’t found any widespread species die-offs, said Chuck Wilson, chief science officer for GoMRI.

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