[autumnraine]

Some people are out of sight, out of mind. They can’t SEE the oil settled on the bottom of the ocean, so wala! It’s GONE!

Does anyone use Dawn liquid? If you use it to wash greasy dishes and leave the water for a few hours, then drain it. Rub the bottom of your sink to find your finger will pick up a layer of grease that has settled to the bottom.

Corexit is a DEGREASER. The oil doesn’t just disappear, it SINKS. If it had been left alone, bacteria would have taken care of it.

It’s not the oil that was the problem, it was the Corexit that was used to FOOL people into not SEEING it.

[smokingfrog]

There are plenty of bacteria and microbes on the ocean floor.

Scientists have found that rocks beneath the seafloor are teeming with microbial life.

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

“wala”

I’m going to assume that you mean “voila”, which is a French word. Further, I am going to have to assume that you never finished school to the point where foreign language was required, which would have started in freshman year of high school, junior high school, or, these days, in the last year of “middle school”. :-)

[GladesGuru]

“Corexit is a DEGREASER. The oil doesn’t just disappear, it SINKS. If it had been left alone, bacteria would have taken care of it.

It’s not the oil that was the problem, it was the Corexit that was used to FOOL people into not SEEING it.”

Once you wipe your sink clean of the greasy film, and let the hot water carry it to the septic tank, the bacteria will digest the “mess”.