The dispersant chemicals used deep below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico to turn oil spewing from the BP Macondo oil well into tiny droplets survived for longer than two months within a deepwater plume of hydrocarbon remnants of the spill after the well was capped, according to a study published in online edition of Environment, Science & Technology magazine.
The study indicates that sea life traveling through the deepwater plume likely encountered measurable concentrations of Cor
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