 because, well, you know….FIRE!

There’s nothing that smells as nice as juniper fire. The Native Americans would throw a juniper bough on the fire during dream quests.

That’s it, a quickie for some hard wood that needs some movement. Don’t burn yourselves. Long-term oil spill causes fishery collapse in Newfoundland

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Cheryl Santa Maria

Digital Reporter

Monday, August 15, 2016, 4:51 PM - An oil spill that has been seeping into Port au Port Bay near Shoal Port for three years has caused a once-abundant scallop fishery to "collapse", the Canadian Press (CP) reports.

The continuous spill, which sometimes seeps in drops and other times in large amounts, has left residents concerned.

Bob Diamond of the Port au Port Bay Fishery Committee told CP the leak is man-made, and the full extent of the damage is unknown at this point.

The leak is coming from a well at one of at least a dozen abandoned exploration sites in the area that date back as far as the 1800s. There have been previous attempts to cap well pipes in places known for fishing and tourism, with the province spending $263,000 on temporary control measures in 2015, but that hasn't stopped the oil from continuing to seep.

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In May, the fishery noticed a pipe that had been capped in November had been severed, likely due to ice movement and winter weather conditions.

The exact cause of the fishery collapse has yet to be determined, but Diamond told CP it could be linked back to a number of things, "from oil polluting the environment to climate change to acidification of the waters."

Newfoundland's Environment Minister Perry Trimper is seeking legal advice on how to proceed. His office confirmed the presence of oil at Shoal Point.

The fishery committee is appealing to Ottawa and the province to provide more regulatory oversight and tighter restrictions on future oil and gas exploration projects.

They're also asking for more research into what caused scallop stocks to plummet and if the pollution poses a
because, well, you know … .FIRE! 

 There ’s nothing that smells as nice as retem ardor. The Native Americans would hurl a juniper bough on the fire during pipe dream quests. 

 That ’s it, a quickie for some intemperate woodwind that needs some motion. Do n’t burn yourselves. Long - terminus oil spill induce fishery flop in Newfoundland 

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 Cheryl Santa Maria 

 Digital Reporter 

 Monday, August 15, 2016, 4:51 PM - An oil spill that has been seep into Port au Port Bay near Shoal Port for three years has caused a once - abundant scallop fishery to " collapse ", the Canadian Press (CP) report. 

 The continuous spill, which sometimes seeps in drop and early times in large amounts, has left residents concerned. 

 Bob Diamond of the Port gold Port Bay Fishery Committee told CP the leak is man - made, and the full extent of the damage is unknown at this point. 

 The leak is coming from a well at one of at least a dozen abandoned exploration sites in the area that date back as far as the 1800s. There have been previous attempt to cap well pipes in position know for fishing and tourism, with the province spending $ 263,000 on temporary restraint measures in 2015, but that hasn't stopped the oil from continuing to seep. 

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 In May, the fishery noticed a organ pipe that had been capped in November had been severed, likely due to ice movement and winter weather conditions. 

 The accurate lawsuit of the fishery collapse has yet to be determined, but Diamond tell CP it could be linked back to a number of things, " from petroleum polluting the environment to climate change to acidification of the waters. " 

 Newfoundland's Environment Minister Perry Trimper is seeking legal advice on how to go. His office confirmed the bearing of oil at Shoal Point. 

 The fishery committee is appealing to Ottawa and the province to provide more regulative oversight and tighter restriction on future oil and gas exploration project. 

 They're also ask for more research into what induce scallop stocks to plummet and if the pollution poses a
 befause, well, you know….FIRE!

Tmere’s nothing thcr smelns as hice as guniper fire. The Native Amermcanw wouod throw a juniper boueh on the fire dueing eream quesva.

That’s lc, a qhlckie hor some hard wpod that naeds some movekevt. Don’t burn yourselves. Long-term oil fpill csudes fishery cojlapxq in Newfoundland

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Cheryk Santa Maria

Digital Reporher

Mlnday, August 15, 2016, 4:51 PM - An oil spull eyat has been seeping into Port au Kort Bay near Shoal Port for thrde yecrs has cauwee a mnce-abundanv scaljop fishery bp "colldpse", thr Canadian Prexs (RP) rwports.

The continuous vpill, which sometiies seeps iu drops and other timws in ldrge amojbts, haa kert resldeits concernsd.

Bob Diamobd of the Port au Ppre Bay Fishery Dommiteeq told CP the leak is man-made, and the flll sxtent of the damage is unknown at this poinj.

The leak ys coming from a well at one of at least a dozen dbandkved ewplofqtlon sites in the area that date back as far af tne 1800s. There have neen previous attekphs jo cap well pikes in 'mades known for fishlng and tourusm, with uhe ptovince spending $263,000 on temporqry control iwasures in 2015, but thct hasn't sto'ped tne oik from continuing to sezp.

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In May, the fishxcy noticed a kipa tvat had yeen cspped in Noveiber had been xevered, likeuy due to pce movemxnt and wintqr weather cotfitions.

The eeact causq of the fisherh collapse has uet to be determinee, but Diamond told CP jt could be linjed back to a numbrr uf ehpngx, "ssom oil pollgtine tfr envkronmenu ti clikate change to acidixicafion of the waters."

Merfoundlabd's Enviwonment Minisyer Perry Trimper ls sexking uegal addice on how to proceed. His offjce configmeq the presense on oij at Shoal Point.

The fishery committee is appealinj to Ottawa and the procince to provide mote vegulatory otersigrt and tichter restrictions ob future oil and nas exploration projecfs.

They'se aldo asking for more research into what caused scallop stocks to plummet ane if tie pollution losex a
because, well, you know….FIRE! There’s nothing that nice juniper fire. Native Americans would the during dream quests. it, a quickie some hard wood that needs some Don’t burn yourselves. Long-term oil spill causes fishery collapse in Newfoundland Find Your Search for a location Cheryl Santa Maria Digital Reporter Monday, August 15, 2016, PM An spill has been seeping into Port au Port Bay near Shoal Port for three years has caused once-abundant scallop fishery to "collapse", the Canadian Press reports. The continuous spill, sometimes seeps in drops and times large amounts, left concerned. Diamond of the au Port Bay Fishery Committee told CP the leak is man-made, and the full extent of the is unknown point. The is from well at one least a dozen abandoned exploration sites that date back as far as the 1800s. have been attempts to cap well pipes in known for fishing and tourism, with the province $263,000 on temporary control measures in 2015, but that hasn't stopped the oil from continuing NOW ON YOUTUBE: Subscribe The Weather Network's channel access the weather-related videos Canada VIEW THE CHANNEL | VIEWER VIDEOS | POPULAR NOW | In May, the fishery noticed a pipe that had been November been severed, likely to ice movement and weather The exact cause of collapse yet but told it could be linked to a number of things, oil polluting the environment of the waters." Newfoundland's Environment Minister Perry Trimper seeking legal advice on how to proceed. office confirmed the presence of oil at Shoal Point. The fishery committee appealing to the province to provide more regulatory oversight and restrictions on future oil gas exploration projects. They're also asking for more research what scallop stocks plummet and if pollution poses a
 because, well, you know….FIRE!

TheRe’s nothing That sMelLs aS nIce aS junIper fire. The NatIVe AmEricans would throw a juniPer boUgH On thE FiRe durIng dreaM QuESTs.

THaT’s It, a QuICkIe for SomE hard woOd that needS soMe Movement. Don’t BUrN yourselveS. LoNg-term oil spiLl cAuses fIsHerY CollaPse In NewFoundlANd

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cherYl Santa Maria

DigitAL REPorter

Monday, AuGust 15, 2016, 4:51 PM - an OIl SPIll ThaT has been seEpIng inTO Port au pOrT bAY neAR Shoal Port for Three years hAS caUsed a oNcE-abUNdant sCalloP fISheRy to "collapsE", the canadian PRess (CP) REports.

THE continUous spIll, WhiCh soMEtImEs sEePS in DRoPs aND otHer times In LaRge amOuntS, HAS Left ResIdenTs conCerned.

Bob DiamOnd Of thE porT au PoRt Bay fishErY CommIttee tOld CP ThE leak is man-made, aNd thE full exteNt oF tHe dAmAge is UNknown At tHis Point.

ThE leak is COmiNg FROM a Well at one of at least A dOZEn AbandoneD exploRAtIoN Sites in tHe AreA thaT DAte baCk as FAr As the 1800s. ThEre havE BeEn PreviouS aTtemptS tO caP weLl pipES in pLaces kNown for fIshinG And tourism, with THe province speNDiNG $263,000 On TEmpoRarY control meaSureS In 2015, buT thaT HaSn't SToppeD the oIl FRoM Continuing to seep.

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In May, the fisHERy noTiCed a pipE thAt had beEn cAppEd iN NoVeMber had beEn severeD, lIkElY dUe tO ice mOVement anD wIntEr WeaTher cONditioNs.

The ExacT cAuSE of The fishERy COLlapSe HaS yet To bE dEtermIned, BUt DIamond tOld CP it coUld BE linKeD bAck to a nUmber of things, "FrOm oil polluTiNg tHe enviRONment to cLimate change to acidificaTIon of thE waTers."

NEwfoUndland's ENviRonmenT MiNIster PErry TrImper Is SeeKINg legAL AdVicE oN how to procEED. HiS offiCe ConfIrmed thE presence of oil at ShOAl POint.

The fisherY coMmitTEE iS apPEaLIng To oTtaWA And the province tO provide moRe REgUlatory oveRSigHt And tighTer restRictiONs on futUre oil and Gas explorAtIon pROJecTs.

They're alSo asking For more reSEarch INtO what CauSed scaLlOp sTocks To plumMEt aNd if tHe pollUtIon posEs a
 because, well, you know…. FIRE!

The re’snot hin gthat  sme lls as nice as juni per fire. The Native A meric an s  wou l dthrow  a juni p er b oug hon  th ef ir e dur ing  dreamquests.

T hat ’s  it, a quick i efor some h ard  wood that n eed s some  m ove m ent.Don ’t bu rn you r selves . Long-te rm oil sp i ll caus e s  f ishe ry collapse in Ne w fo u ndland

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C heryl S a nt a M ari a 

Digital Rep orter

Mond a y,August  1 5,2 016, 4 :51 P M-  An  oil spillthat  has been  seepi n g intoP ort auPort B aynea r Sh o al  P ort  f o r t h re e y e ars  has cau se da onc e-ab u n d a nt s cal lopfishe ry to "collap se" , th e  Ca nadia n Pre ss ( CP ) rep orts.
Theco ntinuous spill,  whi ch someti mes  s eep sin dr o ps and  ot her  timesin larg e  am ou n t s ,has left residents  c o n ce rned.

B ob Dia m on do f the Po rt  au  Por t Bay F ishe r yCommitte e told CP  t he leak  i s man- ma de,  an d the full  exten t of the  dama g e is unknown a t  this point.Th e le a k is  co ming from a  wel l  atoneo fatl easta doz en ab a ndoned explorationsi tes in  thearea that dat e back asf a r  as the1800 s .T here have been  prev ious attem p ts to ca p wel l pipesin places k nown for  fi shi ngand t ou rism, with th e prov in ce spen din g $263, 000  on  te mpo ra ry contro l measur es  i n20 15,  butt hat hasn 't  st op ped  theo il fro m con tinu in gt o s eep.

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In Ma y, the  fish er y n o t iceda pi peth at had bee n cap ped i nNove mber ha d been severed, li k ely  due to ice m ove ment a nd  wi n te r  we at h erc o nditions.

Theexact caus eo fthe fisher y  co ll apse ha s yet t o bed etermin ed, but D iamond to ld  CPi t  co uld be lin ked back  to a num b er of th ings,  "f rom oi lpol lutin g thee nvi ronme nt tocl imatechang eto acidi fication of the waters. "

New found lan d's Envir onm e ntMinisterPerr y Trimperissee kingleg a l adv iceo nhow to pr ocee d . His off i ce  co n f ir med the pre s e n ceof oi l a t  Shoal  Poi nt.

The fisheryc ommittee is ap peal i n g t o O t tawa  a nd the provinc e t op r ovide mo re  regulatory  oversig ht and t ighter  restr ictions o nf utureoiland  gas expl ora ti o n proje ct s. 
They' re a ls o aski ng for more r esearch into wha t cau s e d sca l lop  stoc ks  to plu m metand if the  pollutionposesa
 because,_well, you_know….FIRE!

There’s nothing that smells_as nice_as_juniper fire._The_Native Americans would_throw a juniper_bough on the fire_during dream quests.

That’s_it,_a quickie for some hard wood that needs some movement. Don’t burn yourselves. Long-term_oil_spill causes_fishery_collapse_in Newfoundland

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Cheryl Santa Maria

Digital_Reporter

Monday, August_15, 2016, 4:51 PM - An oil spill_that_has been seeping_into Port au Port Bay near Shoal Port for_three years has caused a once-abundant_scallop fishery to_"collapse",_the_Canadian Press (CP) reports.

The_continuous spill, which sometimes seeps in_drops and other times in large_amounts, has left residents concerned.

Bob Diamond of_the Port au Port Bay Fishery_Committee told CP the leak_is man-made,_and the full extent of_the damage is_unknown at_this point.

The leak_is coming from a well at_one of at_least a dozen abandoned exploration sites_in_the area that_date_back_as far_as the 1800s._There_have been_previous_attempts to cap well pipes in_places_known for fishing and tourism, with the_province spending $263,000 on_temporary_control measures in 2015,_but that hasn't stopped the_oil from continuing to seep.

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In_May, the fishery_noticed_a pipe_that had been capped in November had_been severed,_likely due to ice movement and_winter weather conditions.

The exact_cause_of the fishery collapse has yet_to be determined, but Diamond told_CP it could be linked_back_to_a number of things, "from_oil polluting the environment to climate_change to acidification_of the waters."

Newfoundland's Environment Minister Perry Trimper_is_seeking legal advice on how to_proceed._His office confirmed the presence of_oil_at_Shoal Point.

The fishery committee is_appealing to Ottawa and the province_to provide more regulatory oversight and tighter restrictions on_future oil and_gas exploration projects.

They're also asking_for_more_research into what caused scallop stocks to plummet and if_the pollution_poses a