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BP Prudhoe Bay Drill Site 14

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Another picture of windrows. In the middle ground a technician from Arctic Fox Laboratory prepares to collect a sample of oiled snow. In the background a bobcat and a front end loader remove oiled snow from a frozen lake surface. Photo Credit: ADEC -- T. Luick<br />Date Taken: 4/14/2005<br />Category: <br />Latitude: <br />Longitude: <br />Tags:
Photo showing the initial steps taken in the clean up effort. A front end loader is being used to scrape up oiled hard-pack on the drill site pad. This opened up clean roadways and facilitated the entry of clean up personnel and equipment. This process was well underway on the morning of April 12, 2005.Photo Credit: ADEC -- T. Luick <br />Date Taken: 4/14/2005<br />Category: <br />Latitude: <br />Longitude: <br />Tags:
View from a walkway on the west side of the manifold building. The oil sprayed up over the building and came down heavily on this side. Wind carried oil nearly a mile to the East (visible to right of tank).Photo Credit: ADEC -- T. Luick<br />Date Taken: 4/25/2005<br />Category: <br />Latitude: <br />Longitude: <br />Tags:



Another picture of windrows. In the middle ground a technician from Arctic Fox Laboratory prepares to collect a sample of oiled snow. In the background a bobcat and a front end loader remove oiled snow from a frozen lake surface. Photo Credit: ADEC -- T. Luick Photo showing the initial steps taken in the clean up effort. A front end loader is being used to scrape up oiled hard-pack on the drill site pad. This opened up clean roadways and facilitated the entry of clean up personnel and equipment. This process was well underway on the morning of April 12, 2005.Photo Credit: ADEC -- T. Luick View from a walkway on the west side of the manifold building. The oil sprayed up over the building and came down heavily on this side. Wind carried oil nearly a mile to the East (visible to right of tank).Photo Credit: ADEC -- T. Luick