United States Coast Guard photo - BOURBON SPILL

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United States Coast Guard photo - BOURBON SPILL

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Kentucky River, Kentucky (May 26)--A smaller float-barge with additional aerators was added to the operation to help increase the oxygen levels in the Kentucky River. The Environmental Protection Agency requested assistance from the Gulf Strike Team when a distillery spills hundreds of thousands of gallons of bourbon into the river. USCG photo by PA2 Angel Deimler

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