Greenpeace photographers posted some sickening images of crude oil infiltrating the Louisiana marsh.
It takes hours for a crew in biosuits to collect samples from the area. Actually cleaning the area will be an inhuman task.
The organization has graciously let us run their nausea-inducing photos.
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Money shot
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Saving A Oil Covered Crab
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Oil covered crab
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MEANWHILE: Out At Sea
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Motoring through the oil
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Barges siphoning oil
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Burning off excess gas
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Check out the BP helipad!
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