Some Shipping to Resume on Delaware After Spill
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Limited shipping could resume on the  Delaware River south of Philadelphia as early as today after an  oil spill late last week halted vessels, the U.S. Coast Guard  said.
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A tanker spilled 30,000 gallons of crude oil into the Delaware River between Philadelphia and southern New Jersey, creating a 20-mile-long slick that killed dozens of birds and threatened other wildlife, federal officials said Saturday.
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Oil companies trying to overcome storm damage in the Gulf of Mexico have put 200,000 more barrels of daily production back on line in the past week, a federal agency reported Monday.
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Officials shifted their focus from  rescue work to cleanup and protection of marine habitat on  Friday at the site off an Alaskan island where a cargo ship  split apart two days earlier, spilling its fuel oil, and six  crew members went missing.
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ST. JOHN&#39;S, NFLD. -- The Terra Nova offshore platform was given permission to resume drilling off Newfoundland yesterday. The platform was shut down by regulators after a spill of two barrels of oil on Dec. 20.
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By Detroit Free Press  Jun. 23--With the threat of a lawsuit, eight wildlife and conservation groups have put welcome additional pressure on the shipping industry to stop delivering foreign species here.
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DALLAS (CBS.MW) -- Oil and gas production in the Gulf of Mexico remains off line and tankers continued to sit idle offshore Friday, raising questions about how much further the nation&#39;s crude inventories will be depleted following Hurricane Ivan.
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By Jessie Mangaliman, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Dec. 8--The Robertsville Station post office in San Jose, which was forced to close Thursday after a chemical spill, re-opened for business Friday morning, a U.S. Postal Service spokesman said.
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Around 50 products withdrawn amid fears they may have be contaminated with diesel
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An oil tanker leaked about 30,000 gallons of crude into the Delaware River late on Friday, worrying local environmentalists and causing a section of river to be closed to commercial traffic, Coast Guard officials said on Saturday.
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Ducks and geese coated in crude oil were carried to a national wildlife refuge yesterday by volunteers trying to save them from the largest oil spill on the Delaware River in nearly a decade.
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Crude oil prices may fall this week as companies including Royal Dutch/Shell Group restart platforms and tankers resume shipments in the Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Ivan
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By Chris Conley, The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tenn.  Dec. 5--Two tanker cars that derailed and spilled a corrosive chemical on  Presidents Island this morning were pulled upright by about 1:30 p.m. and the  leaks sealed, Memphis Fire Department division chief Kenneth Reeves said.
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A Navy-backed dredging operation to clear bottom mud from around the USS Intrepid is complete, and high-powered tugboats are ready to drag the historic aircraft carrier from its Hudson River mooring, but there is no word when the ship will be moved to a New Jersey dry dock for a two-year overhaul.
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By Brian Nearing, Albany Times Union, N.Y.  Feb. 9--FORT EDWARD -- The long-delayed cleanup of PCBs from the Hudson River at Fort Edward is being pushed back from summer 2008 until spring 2009, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency officials said.
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The Lower Delaware, site of a recent oil spill, seems as if it has been mistakenly stuck at the end of the pristine Upper Delaware.
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WEST DEPTFORD TWP, NJ-November 29, 2004 - Workers will be removing oil from the damaged tanker that has leaked into the Delaware River, but the effort to get the river back to normal will take months.