A Gulf of Mexico oil spill that began in 2004 is releasing far more oil than the well owner claims. A report found the flow at more than 4,500 gallons a day from the spill, triggered by Hurricane Ivan. The owner has been claiming the amount is less than three gallons a day

A Gulf of Mexico oil spill that began in 2004 is releasing far more oil than the well owner claims. A report found the flow at more than 4,500 gallons a day from the spill, triggered by Hurricane Ivan. The owner has been claiming the amount is less than three gallons a day - NewsGossipBull.BlogSpot.com - Latest News, Gossip & Bullshit

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A Gulf of Mexico oil spill that began in 2004 is releasing far more oil than the well owner claims. A report found the flow at more than 4,500 gallons a day from the spill, triggered by Hurricane Ivan. The owner has been claiming the amount is less than three gallons a day

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A Gulf of Mexico oil spill that began in 2004 is releasing far more oil than the well owner claims. A report found the flow at more than 4,500 gallons a day from the spill, triggered by Hurricane Ivan. The owner has been claiming the amount is less than three gallons a day

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