English: The four oil drilling platforms of the Dos Cuadras Offshore Oil Field. From left to right, Hillhouse, A, B, C. "A" was the source of the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill, birth of the modern environmental movement. Photo by self, GFDL/equiv.
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2009-12-29 17:28 Antandrus 1519×1093× (880733 bytes) The four oil drilling platforms of the Dos Cuadras field. From left to right, Hillhouse, A, B, C. "A" was the source of the 1969 oil spill. Photo by self, GFDL/equiv.
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