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Timor Sea Oil Spill, satellite image and closeup acquired October 28, 2009 - Credit: NASA
As predicted by many observers, the story about the Timor Sea oil spill continues. Hundreds of fishermen and seaweed farmers are seeking compensation for their losses and although some say the monitoring flights did not show substantial damage, others claim the government to have a moral obligation.
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Celia is Director of Business Operations for OceanLines LLC and is a frequent contributor to both OceanLines and Marine Science Today. She is a certified diver and her favorite topic is marine biology, especially stories about whales.
People should be more careful around animal habitats.Mostly because of pollution.This is coming from a 10 year old girl!I care about the animals and strongly wish people would stopbeing careless about thier actions.PLEASE BE CAREFUL IN THE DIFFERENT HABITATS ALL OVER THE WORLD!!!!!Thank you.