3D Image of the Gulf of Mexico. At least 21,000 gallons of crude oil has spilled into the Gulf of Mexico near the United States mainland coast, about 30 miles off the shore of Galveston , Texas. The U.S. Coast Guard says that oil is still leaking at a rate of 80 to 400 gallons a day. The High Island Pipeline began to leak on Sunday and was immediately shut down when a pressure loss was detected. The pipeline is owned by Plains All American Pipeline who state that the incident is "under investigation" and that officials are working to "minimize the impact of the incident."
3D Image of the Gulf of Mexico. At least 21,000 gallons of has spilled into the near the United States mainland coast, about 30 miles off the shore of , Texas. The says that oil is still leaking at a rate of 80 to 400 gallons a day. The High Island Pipeline began to leak on Sunday and was immediately shut down when a pressure loss was detected. The pipeline is owned by who state that the incident is "under investigation" and that officials are working to "minimize the impact of the incident."
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