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ln the summer of 1990,
peace in Kuwait was shattered by...
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...the expansionist plans
of their neighbor, Iraq.
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On August 2, Saddam Hussein
sent 100,OOO troops across the border...
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...announcing that Kuwait
had ceased to exist.
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And my country's under occupation.
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My people are suFfering...
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...and l appeal to you again
for your assistance...
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...and help.
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This will not stand. This will not stand,
this aggression against Kuwait.
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When sanctions and negotiations failed,
the United States led a...
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...32-nation coalition against Iraq
in Operation Desert Storm.
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Force will be used suddenly,
massively and decisively.
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After six weeks,
Iraq's occupation forces collapsed.
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ln a final act of vengeance,
Saddam ordered the detonation...
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...of almost 700 oil wells.
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War leaves Kuwait devastated,
its people scattered...
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...the whole network
of modern facilities in ruins.
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Emergencies in every sector
of society demand response.
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Can you clari_
what the situation is? Over.
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South area is still
a declared emergency. Out.
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ln oil fields, you prepare for accidents,
even for disaster...
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...but who could have prepared for this?
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Six days after liberation,
a small group of firefighters arrive...
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...to assess the task ahead.
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Lewis Mallo, this is Johnny.
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Can you tell me
exactly how to get to 25? Over.
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Yeah, go down
to the second gathering center...
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...there's an old bombed tank,
follow the road all the way back in.
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Five million barrels a day going up
in clouds of poisonous smoke and soot.
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lf left alone,
the fires could burn for 100 years.
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lt's not iust darkness
as you imagine darkness.
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There were lots of days for a long time
that were absolutely black.
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Everywhere you looked,
there was a burning well.
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Everywhere you looked,
there was nothing but destruction.
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When you could see the sky,
it didn't last but a few minutes...
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...and it would be total darkness again.
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l went back home.
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l tried to tell them
what l had seen on the trip...
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...what we would be up against...
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...what they would need to expect.
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And then l told them...
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...there's no such words that will explain
what you're fixing to go into...
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...and l couldn't describe it to them,
what l'd seen.
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l could not.
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There's no words to describe what
we saw when we came here in March.
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Thousands of Iraqi mines
and coalition bombs lie unexploded...
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...in the soft sand around the wells.
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Disposal teams creep
through the dark days, searching them out.
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There's only a handful
of oil-field firefighters in the world...
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...and no one is certain
how long it might take.
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Some say five years, some say ten.
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Let's get this piece of iunk out of here
so we can go to work.
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From 40 countries come 10,OOO people
and thousands of tons of machinery.
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lt's the largest non-military mobilization
in history.
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You start at the beginning,
rebuilding the roads.
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On the edge of the oil field, there's
a big deposit of a clay called ''gatch.''
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fine and dense,
it will sit on top of the oily sludge...
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...without absorbing it.
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Thousands of tons of gatch...
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...build hundreds of miles of roads,
one to every fire.
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Pipelines, useless now, stretch from
every well and field to the coast.
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Why not reverse them?
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lnstead of taking oil to the coast...
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...bring an ocean of water
to the middle of a desert.
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Saddam Hussein built this pipeline
to flood the shore with oil...
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...and create a wall of fire
against a coalition invasion.
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Now, it too carries water to dozens
of reservoirs and fills them...
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...with a million gallons each.
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The direction of the wind is
the key to the assault on the fires.
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With the wind pushing the heat away,
bulldozers can move water pipes...
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...and monitor sheds
to within nozzle range of the fire.
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Staying upwind of the 2,OOO degree heat
is a matter of life and death.
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But even here,
you'll sweat a quart an hour.
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And 12 hours is an average day.
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When water lines are ready, the team
will cool the superheated ground...
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...between them and the fire
they've nicknamed ''Rita.''
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The firefighters' toolbox stands by...
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...with eight heavy-equipment operators
to support...
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...the four professional firefighters
who make up the core of each team.
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Good morning.
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l got some good news For you:
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Leebo and Angie had a baby boy.
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-All right.
-All right, give us another FireFighter.
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Looks like you got everything right here,
the dirt work, the water.
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You gonna dig with your backhoe?
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We've got a drain cut,
but we're going to work on it a little more.
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We'll work on that big old coke pile
in the back when we rake.
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Well, l'm going, as hot as it is,
to go check on Paul.
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l'll be back.
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-Okay, Joe.
-Okay, Big One.
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The attack begins with a barrel
of C-4 plastic explosive.
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Unburned oil has solidified...
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...building up a hard cap
of coke over the wellhead.
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The C-4 will blast it apart.
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lf people would iust think of explosives
as an expedient tool.
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Does a lot of work, has a lot of energy
and it's instantaneous.
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And it's pretty safe.
l've never had an accident in 35 years.
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Of course, we're violating
every safety regulation ever written...
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...when we use explosives
in the fire, you know, and...
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...the heat and everything,
but it's iust one of those things.
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lt's another way to do it.
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A constant stream of water
keeps men from collapsing...
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...and machines from melting.
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Everything that might re-ignite
an extinguished fire must be pulled away.
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Only when you've completely cleared
the ground around...
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...the exposed wellhead can you decide
how to attack the fire itself.
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Every fire has its own personality
and requires its own approach.
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This fire won't stay out.
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Time for the ''stinger.''
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lts hollow steel spike is forced down
the throat of the well.
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Then, heavy mud is pumped in
to choke ofl the oil supply.
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lts simplicity makes the stinger
a favorite technique...
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...but it's only one of many.
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At George Hill's fire,
the heat is so intense...
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...that the men can't work near it.
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A hollow steel venturi tube
will lift the flame up...
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...and away from the men and machines.
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lf it's a 30-foot tube,
it'll roughly move your radiant heat circle...
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...back 50 to 70 feet.
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lt creates low pressure
at the base that's unbelievable.
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lt'll take your gloves ofl your hands.
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You've got to be careful
or it'll suck your hardhat ofl.
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George has decided
on an exacting technique.
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He'll try putting out the fire
by maneuvering the venturi tube.
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lf you've got a real hard crosswind,
it works better.
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We tried it on this one twice yesterday
and we never could get it to work.
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This morning would be a good time to try.
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Hoses soak the oil at the top of the tube,
forcing the flame downwind.
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Water aimed at the base
is sucked up with the oil...
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...reducing its flammability.
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Tilting the tube can separate fuel
from flame for a split second.
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Now is the time of greatest danger.
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A steady downpour of oil turns
the whole area into a huge torch...
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...waiting for a match.
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The re-ignition of that fire...
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...when you're not prepared for it...
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...is probably the most diflicult thing
to deal with.
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lt comes so fast,
you don't have any warning.
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And your personnel...
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...are very likely to iust go up
iust as quick as that well does.
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Flames engulfed a Romanian team
in a situation like this.
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Natural gas had built up around them
when the well flashed.
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At this wellhead,
a diverter tube draws the gas away.
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Like oil-soaked shorebirds,
human beings can overheat...
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...when their pores are clogged.
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You can pass out without warning.
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You're trusting your life
to the men around you.
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But when the wind dies,
and the site fills with oil and gas...
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...all you can do is pull back and wait
until the weather improves.
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Today l saw the sun rise for the first time.
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We took pictures.
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lt's the first time any of us
had seen the sun since...
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...before this started.
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By October, teams from the Soviet Union...
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...China and Iran ioin in the eflort.
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French and British crews
will bring the total to 27 teams.
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The pace of the battle
has everyone improvising.
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''Foamy One'' is a Canadian idea.
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Conceived and constructed
in two short weeks...
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...it sweeps the vast ground fires...
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...of the world's second largest oil field...
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...the Burgan Complex.
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The Hungarians recycled
a Russian T-34 tank...
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...to create a spectacular prototype
called ''Big Wind.''
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They took ofl the gun turret
and replaced it with iet engines...
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...from MiG-21 fighter planes.
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Water is iniected into the iet stream.
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Then they iust open the throttles
and blow the fire out.
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Every team in this fight
brings its own special strength.
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for the Kuwaitis,
it is an intimate knowledge...
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...of the reservoirs
beneath the sprawling Burgan Complex.
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Petroleum engineers Aisa Bou Yabes
and Sara Akbar...
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...started the Kuwaiti team.
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We had a very big motive
during this occupation to...
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...protect our country.
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Everybody was trying to do his best.
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And we proved that we could do
a lot of things, l mean...
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...it was a process like survival to us.
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Either we fight and become...
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...the owners of our land,
or we might as well die.
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Capping the wells around it
has built up the pressure in this fire.
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Now it's the largest in the country...
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...and a high gas content is causing...
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...almost complete combustion of the oil...
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...making it the hottest.
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This is the crest of Burgan.
This is the top part of the reservoir.
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This is the ''cream'' of Burgan
actually being burned here.
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Half the water supply has gone
iust to cool the site enough to get close.
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Then, the venturi tube lifts the fire
almost out of hose range.
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Just as success seems possible,
the wind shifts...
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...driving the heat back onto the crew.
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Water vaporizes
on the superheated ground...
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...and the team must fight its way back
through boiling clouds of steam.
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They'll refill the reservoir...
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...build a second one and move in again.
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This time,
the plan calls for doubling the water.
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Oil won't burn unless it's hot.
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So, enough water iust might cool it
to the point where the fire will go out.
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One of the things special
about the oil field, everybody helps.
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Everybody tries to find
a solution to the problem.
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They are here for the same purpose,
putting ofl all these fires and...
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...clearing the sky.
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Texans have been dynamiting oil well fires
for over 50 years.
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We have to get the well in a certain
condition before we can use the dynamite.
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You fire it remotely
after you've set up your charges.
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You're away from the detonation itself.
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lt creates a vacuum.
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The fire doesn't have any oxygen
to burn on for microseconds.
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Therefore it starves,
and it doesn't have anything to rekindle it.
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All right, stay down.
Wait until everything quits blowing.
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All clear.
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All right, l'm gonna get her on Monitor 2.
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High torque cuts through steel wellheads...
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...with a high-pressure stream
of water and garnet dust.
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lt saved days on each well capping.
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Wellheads used to be sawed ofl
by a steel cable...
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...stretched between two bulldozers.
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Once the bolts are cut,
the old wellhead is removed...
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...and the capping assembly can be
forced down over the oil flow...
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...in a process called ''snubbing.''
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Air pressure from this accumulator
will drive the valves...
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...so the well can be shut ofl remotely.
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lt's hard to comprehend,
and l thought l had myself...
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...mentally prepared
for what l was fixing to see.
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You can't look at the countryside...
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...the destruction, devastation...
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...and the senseless ruination of a country.
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You have to look at them
on a one-well basis.
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lt's really a little bit more,
it's more the environment, too...
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...because it's a global thing.
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You're actually helping wildlife...
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...the seas, everything.
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Feels better.
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Makes you appreciate that
it doesn't happen like this all the time.
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As the smoke clears,
the extent of the damage is revealed.
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The whole desert ecosystem is smothered
under a blanket of tar...
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...for hundreds of square miles.
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Oases, once havens for desert wildlife...
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...now lie under lakes of oil.
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Sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide...
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...trace metals, unburned hydrocarbons...
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...and salt...
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...combine with the oil to encrust the trees.
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For thousands of migrating birds,
the iourney ended here.
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And for the human population...
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...the prospect of poisoned air...
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...polluted water,
and the deadly legacy of war.
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Mines are designed to hurt people,
that's the be all and end all.
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lf there are still mines on the beaches
and people walk on them...
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...somebody is going to get hurt.
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The desert was very safe
for everybody to go...
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...and we used to enioy it tremendously.
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We can't do that anymore because...
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...the environment is completely disturbed.
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The natural pleasures we used to get
from our land, we can't get anymore.
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The pain of the past is truly wasted...
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...if we learn nothing from it.
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People from around the world
responded to this environmental assault...
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...with determination and unity.
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What experts feared might take years...
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...has been accomplished
in iust nine months.
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Did you call George?
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Yes, l called George and he should be
on the way with the two packers.
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-Okay, we'll try it.
-Yes.
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But if it doesn't work then you know
what we have to do, we have to cut....
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lt's not what you lose on the surface...
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...it's what you lose underground now,
and that is a tremendous amount.
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Each and every well is like a patient
that you know very well, like a human.
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We deal with them
when they have a problem...
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...and we try to solve that problem.
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The work will not stop.
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Our ultimate goal is
to try to recover all the wells.
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l know that we can do it.
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This rebuilding process is a real challenge.
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This is the first time
l work on such a team.
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l know now, teamwork is
the best way to go about things.
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Budrow, you got IYumber 133
For Wild Well Control.
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Thank you, Buddy.
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All right, good job. Another one down.
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There is no limits to what
the human being can do...
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...if the fear inside is not there anymore.
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Humans are put...
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...on this earth, not to fight.
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You know,
people could ioin forces to build.
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l think that's what all people have learned
all over the world.
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