San Francisco Oil Spill

On November 7th, 58,000 gallons of bunker oil spilled into the San Francisco Bay killing and injuring hundreds of birds and other sea life. The Daily Green Community documents the effects on the beaches and wildlife.

By Gloria Dawson

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Closed sign due to the San Francisco oil spill
Adam Sharon
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Closed Sign

Closed Oil Spill, Water Unsafe

Above Baker Beach, looking North towards Point Bonita, this is the mouth of the SF Bay. November 8, 2007.
A duck covered in oil from the San Francisco oil spill bu Treasure Island.
Mike
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Duck Oil Spill

Oil Covers a Duck After the San Francisco Oil Spill

Near Treasure Island, November 8th, 2007
Photo of Gov. Schwarzenegger Speaking at a Oil Spill Press Conference
Susanne Friedrich
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Governor at Oil Spill

Gov. Schwarzenegger Speaking at a Oil Spill Press Conference

He promised he will do everything in his power to eliminate the oil from the bay. November 9, 2007
Oil spill in San Francisco
Josh Davidson
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Slick Oil Spill

Slick

The oil spill in San Francisco
Susanne Friedrich
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Oil Blob

Oil at Aquatic Park

From the San Francisco Oil Spill, November 9, 2007
Micah Gibson
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Bach Closed Oil

Beach Closed

Due to San Francisco oil spill, November 9th, 2007
Mike
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Oil Spill Bubbles

Oil Spill Bubbles

San Francisco, November 8th, 2007
Mike
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After The Spill

After the Spill

San Francisco, November 8th, 2007
Josh Davidson
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Cleanup Vessel

Clean up Vessel

A clean up vessel in front of the Golden Gate Bridge
Gwen Harlow
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Spill Area Closed

Closed Until Further Notice

Crab Cove in Alameda is a nature reserve with tide pools. San Francisco, November 15, 2007
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