California rushes to contain oil spill as wildlife, beaches hit
California rushes to contain oil spill as wildlife, beaches hit
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California rushes to contain oil spill as wildlife, beaches hit
About 126,000 gallons of significant crude oil leaked into the waters in Southern California over the weekend that now threatens marine life and scenic beaches.
About 126,000 gallons of significant crude oil leaked into the waters in Southern California over the weekend that now threatens marine life and scenic beaches.
An oil slick believed to have originated from a pipeline leak has hit Huntington Beach, closing a stretch of beach and raising grave wildlife and environmental concerns
At least 126,000 gallons (98,420 liters) of oil spilled into the waters off Orange County, according to a statement from the city of Huntington Beach, which is located 30 miles south from Los Angeles.