[Scla-list] Fwd: Gulf of Mexico - Transocean Drilling Incident Website

[Bill McRee]

This was sent  via the SELA listserv.  I've not examined it fully, but it may answer 
questions for those looking for information on the events occurring in Gulf of 
Mexico.

Bill
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-----Original Message-----
From: "Jason D. Phillips" <jdphillips at LIBRARY.MSSTATE.EDU>
To: SELA at LISTSERV.CC.UCF.EDU
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2010 17:52:41 -0500
Subject: Gulf of Mexico - Transocean Drilling Incident Website

*Please excuse cross-posting*

Esteemed Colleagues,

As a native of Mobile, Alabama, I am very concerned about the
current environmental situation in the Gulf of Mexico.  For
those of you looking for more information, I thought I would
share this website with you that a colleague shared with us
on Facebook.  Updates on the Gulf of Mexico BP Oil Spill can
be found at this site, coordinating responses from Homeland
Security, NOAA, EPA, Dept of the Interior, the Coast Guard
and BP.

http://www.deepwaterhorizonresponse.com/go/site/2931/

Jason


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