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Photo: A tanker moves down a channel which bisects Sabine NWR in Louisiana.

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A tanker moves down a channel which bisects Sabine NWR in Louisiana. Part of this reserve has a system of gates, which can be closed in case an oil spill occurs .

Photo: Dinosaur Ridge near Sabine Pass on Alaska's north slope.

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Dinosaur Ridge near Sabine Pass on Alaska’s north slope.

Photo: Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day.

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Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day. In addition to marsh erosion, one spill could destroy the ecosystem.

Photo: Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day.

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Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day. In addition to marsh erosion, one spill could destroy the ecosystem.

Photo: Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day.

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Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day. In addition to marsh erosion, one spill could destroy the ecosystem.

Photo: Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day.

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Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day. In addition to marsh erosion, one spill could destroy the ecosystem.

Photo: Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day.

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Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day. In addition to marsh erosion, one spill could destroy the ecosystem.

Photo: Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day.

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Barges filled with hazardous chemicals move through the Intercoastal Waterway in Sabine NWR every day. In addition to marsh erosion, one spill could destroy the ecosystem.

Photo: Chemical barges moving through Sabine NWR, a sensitive wetland habitat.

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Chemical barges moving through Sabine NWR, a sensitive wetland habitat.

Photo: Chemical barges moving through Sabine NWR, a sensitive wetland habitat.

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Chemical barges moving through Sabine NWR, a sensitive wetland habitat.

Photo: Chemical barges moving through Sabine NWR, a sensitive wetland habitat.

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Chemical barges moving through Sabine NWR, a sensitive wetland habitat.

Photo: Chemical barges moving through Sabine NWR, a sensitive wetland habitat.

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Chemical barges moving through Sabine NWR, a sensitive wetland habitat.

Photo: White pelicans huddled on a patch of dry land at Sabine NWR, Louisiana.

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White pelicans huddled on a patch of dry land at Sabine NWR, Louisiana.

Photo: White pelicans huddled on a patch of dry land at Sabine NWR, Louisiana.

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White pelicans huddled on a patch of dry land at Sabine NWR, Louisiana.

Photo: White pelicans in flight over Sabine NWR in Louisiana.

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White pelicans in flight over Sabine NWR in Louisiana.

Photo: A single roseate spoonbill flies over Sabine NWR in Louisiana.

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A single roseate spoonbill flies over Sabine NWR in Louisiana.

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