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Vol. 4, No. 7 Week of July 28, 1999
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


New strain of petroleum-gobbling bacteria found in old ferry

The tentatively named pseudomonas Kalakala 98 microbe was found after the vessel’s bilge was cleaned with a known bacteria strain

by The Associated Press

A campaign to salvage and restore an old art deco ferry appears to have yielded an unexpected result — a new strain of petroleum-gobbling bacteria. The microbe already has captured the attention of cleanup experts for its potential in messes like the 11-million-gallon spill of crude oil when the Ex....

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New microbe could be a valuable find, says Trevillion

Growing more bacteria


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