On Our Radar: Oil Washes Ashore in Nigeria
Jan 2nd, 2012
by John Donovan.

By THE NEW YORK TIMES January 2, 2012, 11:39 am

Reuters: The oil-encrusted Atlantic beach in Orobiri, Nigeria, on Saturday.
Nigerian villagers and environmental groups say that oil washing up on the coast must be from the recent Royal Dutch Shell loading accident, which caused the biggest offshore spill in the countrys waters in 13 years. Shell denies that the oil is from the spill, saying its dispersal efforts prevented any of that crude from washing ashore. [Reuters]
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