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It’s Safe to Eat Yellowstone Fish Affected by Oil Spill

By Rocky Thompson on August 31st, 2011
Photo by Karthikc123

Photo by Karthikc123

Montana authorities are saying that fillets cut from 58 fish taken from the river in Yellowstone that was affected by 42,000 barrels of Exxon oil are showing no oil. They’ve declared the fish safe to eat. There was oil found in the fish livers and gonads, so the fish might disagree that there were no adverse affects from the spill. In any case, just stay away from the gonads. And Exxon.

via Moldy Chum

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One Response to “It’s Safe to Eat Yellowstone Fish Affected by Oil Spill”

  1. 'MERICA August 31st, 2011 at 12:37 pm

    Invite some Exxon CEOs to a fish fry, ala Mr. Burns and Blinky.