|
Seguros de
buceo
Visit
Scuba Professionals
|
Serious concern in Florida for the spill damage
Experts warn that the discharge can reach the beaches of Florida in
less than 30 days.
Florida, USA May 10, 2010
En Español
Given the concern about the damage that can cause the oil spill off
the coast of southern Florida U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson and U.S.
Representatives Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Ted Deutch held on Monday
morning a meeting which also involved scientists
experts and officials from Miami-Dade County to study possible damage
from the oil spill response plan that could implement the authorities.
Experts believe that the spill will still take several days to reach
the coast or perhaps never come, because everything depends on weather
and ocean currents of the Gulf of Mexico and there is currently
defined as a threat said Captain Jim
Fitton, the Coast Guard.
Bill Nelson said at the briefing held at the Emergency Operations
Center in Broward in Plantation that the arrival of the spill off the
coast of southern Florida would be a disaster for the economy depends
on tourism and the authorities want the spill
be controlled as soon as possible.
The oil slick remains 80 miles from an ocean current that could drag
the spill to the east coast of South Florida, polluting on their way
to the Florida Keys enter, 10 to 30 days on the coast of Miami
-Dade and Broward counties, according to Igor Kamenkovich, professor
at the College of Atmospheric Sciences and Marine of the University of
Miami.
The authorities have already planned where installed containment
barriers and Richard Dodge, Oceanographic Center of Nova Southeastern
University, said the need for large-scale dispersants to protect coral
reefs, although it will affect fish
.
The Broward tourism director Nicki Grossman, said the hotels serve
hundreds of calls a day over the spill, and that some groups of divers
have canceled reservations.
If the spill reaches Broward, could mean losses of more than $ 10
million a day for business and tourism could paralyze the activity
because the beaches would be closed.
www.gpsbuceo.com
En Español
Cronología de la
catástrofe ecológica en el golfo de México
inicio
21 de abril
Accidente en una plataforma petrolífera en el golfo de México
23 abril 2010
La plataforma incendiada se hunde bajo las aguas
del golfo de México
http://gpsbuceo.blogspot.com/2010/04/accidente-en-plataforma-petrolera.html
24 abril 2010
Primeras víctimas del desastre en la Plataforma Deepwater Horizon
http://gpsbuceo.blogspot.com/2010/04/victimas-del-desastre-en-la-deepwater.html
27 abril 2010
El Vertido incontrolado será una catástrofe en
el Golfo de México
9 mayo 2010
Fracasa
el segundo intento de cerrar el pozo de BP en el
Golfo de México
10 mayo 2010
Seria preocupación en Florida por los daños del
vertido de petróleo
13 mayo 2010
Aban Pearl.
Otra plataforma se hunde en el
Caribe venezolano
16 mayo 2010
Cierre
provisional de la fuga en el pozo de BP en el
Golfo de México
18 mayo 2010
La marea negra
multiplica por tres su tamaño en solo unos días
2 junio 2010
BP logró
cortar con éxito la tubería con los ROVs
3 junio 2010
James Cameron "los imbéciles de BP no
saben lo que hacen"
4 junio 2010
BP dice otra vez que la fuga de crudo está
controlada
5 junio 2010
La marea
negra ha llegado a las playas de Florida
18 de junio 2010
Accidente
en el golfo. El principio de un mega desastre
perfecto
24 de junio 2010
Dos muertos más a consecuencia del accidente en
el pozo Macondo.
7 de julio de
2010
Marea negra afecta ya a toda la costa de EE.UU. en el Golfo de
México
16 de julio de 2010
BP dice que el pozo en el golfo está cerrado y
no hay flujo de petróleo
20 de julio
Un blogger descubre fotos falsas de BP retocadas con Photoshop
Videos del accidente en el Golfo de México.
Primeros días
|
