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The continuing storms are certainly helping. The locsl council reports there is a major clean up operation in place lead by Eni UK. Folk have been asked to stay off the beaches and told to avoid touching the tarballs described as 'dangerous hydrocarbons'.
I guess we'll see what the outcome is once the weather calms down. I shudder to think how it would have turned out if it had been settled calm weather!

[QUOTE="Topwater, post: 134613, member: 620"] The continuing storms are certainly helping. The locsl council reports there is a major clean up operation in place lead by Eni UK. Folk have been asked to stay off the beaches and told to avoid touching the tarballs described as 'dangerous hydrocarbons'. I guess we'll see what the outcome is once the weather calms down. I shudder to think how it would have turned out if it had been settled calm weather! [/QUOTE]

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