News - Oil spill cleanup continues in California's shore
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Workers gather buckets of oil along Refugio Beach as efforts continue to remove the oil that has spilled an estimated 100,000 gallons off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
An oil boom is deployed to contain the oil slick off Refugio State Beach off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak 100,000 gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Oil washes ashore at Refugio State Beach off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Oil washes ashore at Refugio State Beach off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Birds fly over Refugio State Beach off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak 100,000 gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Oil booms are deployed to contain the oil slick off Refugio State Beach off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Workers gather buckets of oil along Refugio Beach as efforts continue to remove the oil that has spilled an estimated 100,000 gallons off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Buckets of oil are collected along Refugio Beach as efforts continue to remove the oil that has spilled an estimated 100,000 gallons off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Birds fly over Refugio State Beach off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak 100,000 gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Oil covered rocks and sand are pictured at Refugio State Beach off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Workers gather buckets of oil along Refugio Beach as efforts continue to remove the oil that has spilled an estimated 21,000 gallons off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Workers gather buckets of oil along Refugio Beach as efforts continue to remove the oil that has spilled an estimated 100,000 gallons off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Oil booms are deployed to contain the oil slick at Refugio State Beach off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Workers gather buckets of oil along Refugio Beach as efforts continue to remove the oil that has spilled an estimated 21,000 gallons off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
Cause of oil spill probed as cleanup of California coast continues
Oil covered rocks are pictured at Refugio State Beach off the Santa Barbara County coast in Goleta, California on May 20, 2015. State and federal officials on Wednesday investigated what caused a 2-foot-diameter underground pipeline to leak thousands of gallons of crude oil that polluted several miles of wildlife-rich beach and ocean along the scenic Santa Barbara coast. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI
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