claim: "more than three-quarters of the oil is gone."
author: carol browner
evidence_1: jun 17, 2014 ... brazil is the second-largest producer of hydroelectric power in the world, trailing  only china, and the country depends on hydroelectricity for more than 75% of its  electric power supply. much of brazil's hydroelectric potential lies in the country's  amazon river basin in the north, while brazil's population ...
evidence_2: aug 24, 2015 ... more than a third of iraqi kurdistan's oil exports between may and august have  gone to israel, the financial times reports.
evidence_3: aug 23, 2015 ... more than a third of all of the northern iraqi exports, which are shipped from  turkey's mediterranean port of ceyhan, went to israel over the period. some of  the oil may have been re-exported from israel or put into storage tanks, industry  sources say. traders and industry analysts have suggested that israel ...
evidence_4: aug 4, 2010 ... three-quarters of the oil from bp's massive spill has been cleaned up or broken  down by natural forces, government scientists reported, though the upbeat claims  were met with some ... the amount remaining - or washed up on the shore - still  is more than four times the size of the 1989 exxon valdez spill.
evidence_5: sep 15, 2010 ... in early august, a high-level u.s. government official asserted that more than  three-quarters of the oil from the gulf spill was "gone"—based on preliminary  national oceanic and atmospheric administration (noaa) estimates. since then  a fiery backlash has erupted from independent scientists who have ...