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DEP: ‘If you see tar balls in the water, I wouldn’t get in’

   July 2, 2010

From Northwest Florida Daily News: As tar balls washed ashore on Walton County’s beaches, a standing-room-only crowd met Thursday for a town hall meeting to discuss the Deepwater Horizon oil spill… read more.

“If you see tar balls in the water, I wouldn’t get in there,” said DEP representative Darryl Boudreau. “The data is telling us that if you can see an impact, don’t get in.”

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