8A " Wednesday, August 11, 2010 * Jackson County Floridan


I grew up on the Gulf Coast. I know these waters. And I'm
doing everything I can to clean them up.
              - Fred Lemond, BP Cleanup' Operations


Making This Right

                 Beaches
                 Claims

                 Cleanup
                 Economic Investment
                 Environmental Restoration
                 Health and Safety

                 Wildlife


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restorethegulf.gov
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BP has taken full responsibility for the cleanup in the Gulf. And that
includes'keeping you informed.

Searching For And Cleaning Up The Oil
You may have heard that oil is no longer flowing into the Gulf. But every
morning our spotter planes and helicopters continue to search for oil
off the coast, heading to areas previously mapped with satellite imagery
and infrared photography. If oil is found, they radio down to the ships
and boats of all sizes that are supporting the cleanup effort and working to
collect the oil. These are local shrimping and fishing boats organized
into task forces and strike teams, plus specialized skimmers mobilized
from around the world.

We have recovered more than 35 million gallons of oil-water mixture from
the Gulf. Other methods have also helped remove millions of additional
gallons of oil from the water. We've deployed millions of feet of boom
to protect beaches and sensitive wildlife areas.

Hurricane Preparedness
In the event of a hurricane, our first priority is keeping people safe. In
coordination with the Coast Guard and local officials, we may suspend
operations temporarily but have organized to resume them as soon
as possible.

Our Responsibility
We have already spent more than $3.9 billion responding to the spill
and on the cleanup, and none of this will be paid by taxpayers. We
will work in the Gulf as long as it takes to get this done. We may not
always be perfect but we will do everything we can to make this right.


For assistance, please call:
To report oil on the shoreline: (866) 448-5816
To report impacted wildlife: (866) 557-1401
To make spill-related claims: (800) 440-0858
floridagulfresponse.com


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