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\nSeptember 24, 2010<\/p>\n
MOBILE — Federal officials are scaling back wildlife
\nrecovery and rescue operations on the Alabama
\ncoast, but signs of the BP oil spill are still being
\nreported in shoreline waters.<\/p>\n
Steve Gray, a federal wildlife official assigned to
\nAlabama, said they reduced recovery and rescue
\nwork because they were no longer getting calls as
\nfrequently as before.<\/p>\n
But the Press-Register reported Thursday that
\nshoreline assessment workers on the Gulf Coast are
\nstill finding tarballs washing ashore and bands of
\noil beneath sand.<\/p>\n
Coast Guard officials said teams are keeping a
\nrecord of where oil is located underwater and they
\nrecommend a cleanup method.<\/p>\n
— AP<\/p>\n
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