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Summary
A a debris-filled waterway in Key West, Florida demonstrates the destructive power of Hurricane Irma, Sept. 17, 2017. Hundreds of vessels have been reported damaged or have sunk as a result of Hurricane Irma's force. Teams consisting of federal and state response members are assessing the potential risk of pollution from these vessels. U.S. Coast Guard photo.
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hurricane
boats
assessment
vessels
response
pollution
responders
damaged
florida
coast guard
key west
epa
environmental protection agency
sunken
irma
petty officer 1st class stephen lehmann
u s coast guard piat
vessel assessments pollution mitigation in the wake of hurricane irma
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ultra high resolution
high resolution
key west florida
ecology
Date
17/09/2017
Source
Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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