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Keywords
Accidents
Aerial view
Chevron Corporation
Climate (campaign title)
Day
Energy
Floods
Hurricanes
KWCI (GPI)
Oil refineries
Outdoors
Chevron Empire in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
Aerial view of the Chevron Empire, situated in Plaquemines Parish near the mouth of the Mississippi River, an area devastated by Hurricane Katrina. Around 991,000 gallons of oil were released, of which 983,000 gallons were naturally dispersed or evaporated. Around 4,000 gallons were recovered and a further 3,600 gallons were contained during the hurricane. This is 19 days after hurricane Katrina hit and devastation is evident, with villages and towns still flooded with contaminated water from the oil industries. Local residents and officials blame a ruptured Shell pipeline for spreading oil through marshes and communities down river from New Orleans.
Unique identifier:
GP0QWU
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
17/09/2005
Locations:
Louisiana
,
North America
,
United States of America
Credit line:
© Greenpeace / Christian Åslund
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
Containers
Shoot:
Katrina - a Natural and Unnatural Disaster
The aftermath of hurricane Katrina and devastation is still evident, with villages and towns still flooded with contaminated water from the oil industries. Local residents and officials blame a ruptured Shell pipeline for spreading oil through marshes and communities down river from New Orleans.
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