Birmingham News sleeve BN0061614
RAM Services Inc. president Bill Ringland (left) and general manager Mac McCullough show some of the dirt samples they are testing a new bacteria on. The bacteria are naturally occurring in cotton plants in the Mississippi River delta and can absorb oil at a lower cost than conventional products. /...
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| Summary: | RAM Services Inc. president Bill Ringland (left) and general manager Mac McCullough show some of the dirt samples they are testing a new bacteria on. The bacteria are naturally occurring in cotton plants in the Mississippi River delta and can absorb oil at a lower cost than conventional products. / Bill Ringland, RAM Services, Inc., raises bacteria that eats oil spills and pollutants. / Shoot Ringland with buckets of experimental bacteria. / RAM Services / 3184 Cahaba Heights Road / [Work order included] |
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