Overview
On the morning of March 16, 1978, the US owned, Liberian registered supertanker, the Amoco Cadiz, went aground off the coast of Brittany. Over the following days and weeks its entire 68 million gallons of oil drained into the sea. A NOVA production team began filmming at the scene shortly after the disaster, the biggest oil spill in history, and recorded clean-up efforts, effects of the spill on the crucial tourism and fishing industries, and the attempts of US and French marine biologists to trace the passage of the oil through the environment.
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6 - 1Black Tide January 04, 1979 -
6 - 2Long Walk Of Fred Young January 11, 1979
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6 - 3A World Of Difference January 18, 1979
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6 - 4Cashing In On The Ocean February 01, 1979
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6 - 5Patterns From The Past February 08, 1979
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6 - 6The Invisible Flame February 22, 1979
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6 - 7The End Of The Rainbow March 01, 1979
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6 - 8The Beersheva Experiment March 08, 1979
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6 - 9Einstein March 15, 1979
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6 - 10The Keys Of Paradise March 29, 1979
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6 - 11A Plague on our Children October 02, 1979
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6 - 12Life on a Silken Thread October 09, 1979
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6 - 13Sweet Solutions October 16, 1979
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6 - 14Race for the Gold October 30, 1979
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6 - 15All Part of the Game November 06, 1979
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6 - 16India: Machinery of Hope November 20, 1979
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6 - 17The Bridge that Spanned the World December 04, 1979
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6 - 18Termites to Telescopes December 11, 1979
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6 - 19Blindness: Five Points of Views December 18, 1979
