Clean up work has ended in Mississippi, Alabama and Florida so far
According to the Huffington Post, BP has completed clean up work in the three of the states affected by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010. Clean up work has ended in Mississippi, Alabama and Florida so far , however, the work continues along Louisiana’s shoreline.
The Coast Guard will continue responding to reports of oil washing up anywhere along the Gulf Coast. BP said it will take responsibility for removing any oil that came from its blown-out Macondo well.
BP said it has spent more than $14 billion on response and cleanup activities, with more than 48,000 people involved in those efforts at the height of the spill’s aftermath.
Source: The Huffington Post
