Massive Gasoline Spill in Washington State from Olympic Pipeline

Over 25,000 gallons of gasoline leaked, containment efforts underway with no immediate environmental impact reported.

Over 25,000 gallons of gasoline spilled in Washington after a failure in the Olympic Pipeline on Sunday.
Responders have set up a containment boom and there are currently no signs of fuel reaching the Skagit River.
No injuries to wildlife have been observed and air quality monitoring indicates no risk to public health.
The Olympic Pipeline, operated by BP, transports gasoline, diesel and jet fuel from four refineries in northwestern Washington state.
This spill is one of the largest in Washington state since 2000, but spills of this size occur nationally with unfortunate frequency.