Costa Concordia Wreck Will Take Months to Remove

It could take as long as 10 months to remove the downed Costa Concordia from the reef off the island of Giglio, and residents are starting to worry about the impact the wreck will have on tourism and the environment. Another blast was set off in an underwater compartment, but bad weather continued to cause delays today for crews who are waiting to pump some 500,000 gallons of fuel out of the cruise ship. Crews were also working to remove debris from the surrounding waters, the AP reports. The number of bodies found remains at 17, with one not yet identified. Sixteen are still listed as missing. (More Costa Concordia stories.)