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"the entire vicinity of the (oilwell) explosion was a widespread debris field for unexploded ordnance that was dumped as ships were returning to port from various wars. Some 31 million pounds of unexploded ordnance was dumped into oceans and seas, much of it near United States coastlines -- with many such areas in the Gulf of Mexico. While some are indicated on maps, many are not -- and things under open water tend to drift over the years and decades."
Has anyone else heard of about this dilemma(?). is that why they're not using explosives and then capping it off

I figured I post this here as I've witmnessed some amazing sluething on this forum!
Or is this old news?
Has anyone else heard of about this dilemma(?). is that why they're not using explosives and then capping it off


I figured I post this here as I've witmnessed some amazing sluething on this forum!
Or is this old news?