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Wednesday, September 11, 2013 2:00:46 AM
department of transportation with a solution (if mop can resolve this horrible situation). Apparently the molasses blocks oxygen necessary for marine life to survive. We've got dead fishes, eels, other marine life and worst of all, the dead animals will bring bacterial blooms to the area and kill off coral, and other reef life. If MOP could work, I believe Matson might be responsible for payment. Certainly the DOT should be able to confirm. THANKS FOR ANY HELP.
Scar.
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