Are the chemical dispersants BP's using in the Gulf oil spill a cosmetic solution? "Dispersants decrease the amount of oil that directly reaches the shores or the creatures that live on the shores or sea surface. But they increase the exposure to oil by creatures that live in the water or on the sea floor — like, say, shrimp or oysters."
BP's solution for the spill, chemical dispersants, may make things worse
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