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GULF of MEXICO - A high volume skimming system (VOSS) skims oil from the Gulf of Mexico near Venice, La. April 28, 2010. Approximately 76 vessels are responding to the Deepwater Horizon incident oil spill.
GULF of MEXICO - A high volume skimming system (VOSS) skims oil from the Gulf of Mexico near Venice, La. April 28, 2010. Approximately 76 vessels are responding to the Deepwater Horizon incident oil spill.
GULF of MEXICO - The crew aboard the motor vessel Poppa John repairs a section of fire-resistant oil-containment boom off the coast of Venice, La., May 3, 2010. The crew is being trained to deploy the boom and pass it along to shrimp boats whose captains have been trained to tow it during an in situ burn. (Photo credit:
GULF of MEXICO - Fire-resistant oil-containment boom hangs over the stern as the crew aboard the motor vessel Poppa John train to deploy it off the coast of Venice, La., May 3, 2010. The crew is being trained to deploy the boom and pass it along to shrimp boats whose captains have been trained to tow it during an in situ burn. (Photo credit:
VENICE, La. - U.S. Environmental Services' workers move oil containment boom onto a supply boat in Venice, La., April 29, 2010. Staging areas are being set up along the Gulf Coast to actively identify, target and protect environmentally and economically sensitive areas. (Photo credit: