Dead Dolphins, Pelicans Continue to Wash Ashore after Refugio Oil Spill (California, USA)

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One of two dead dolphins found Sunday along Carpinteria’s shoreline. The photographer, area resident Robert Hubina, noted oil coming out of both dolphins’ mouths. Robert Hubina. One of two dead dolphins found Sunday along Carpinteria’s shoreline. The photographer, area resident Robert Hubina, noted oil coming out of both dolphins’ mouths. Robert Hubina.

June 2nd, 2015 (Tyler Hayden). The Body Count Rose Sharply Monday, Two Weeks after the Rupture

Dead and dying wildlife continue to wash ashore two weeks after the May 19 oil spill near Refugio State Beach.

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  1. It is sickening that there is no real “news” or updates on what is happening on the CA coast on TV, and very little in any papers. Almost seems like a political blackout. Just keep the people numb and dumb, worrying more about stupid “reality programs,” that are unreal. Never mind the Real World.

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