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Here is a ranking of the following oil spills from highest to lowest in terms of oil tonnage spilled:
Deep water Horizon oil spill (2010): The Deep water Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is considered one of the largest and most devastating oil spills in history. It resulted in an estimated 4.9 million barrels (approximately 210 million gallons or 780,000 metric tons) of oil being released into the ocean.
Ixtoc I oil spill (1979): The Ixtoc I oil spill occurred in the Bay of Campeche in the Gulf of Mexico. It released an estimated 3.3 million barrels (approximately 140 million gallons or 525,000 metric tons) of oil into the marine environment.
Atlantic Empress oil spill (1979): The Atlantic Empress, an oil tanker, collided with another tanker, Aegean Captain, off the coast of Trinidad and Tobago. This accident resulted in the release of an estimated 2.1 million barrels (approximately 90 million gallons or 337,000 metric tons) of oil into the Caribbean Sea.
ABT Summer oil spill (1991): The ABT Summer, an oil tanker, experienced an explosion and sank off the coast of Angola. It spilled an estimated 1.8 million barrels (approximately 75 million gallons or 280,000 metric tons) of oil into the Atlantic Ocean.
Nowruz oil field spill (1983): The Nowruz oil field spill occurred during the Iran-Iraq War. It resulted in the deliberate release of an estimated 1.5 million barrels (approximately 63 million gallons or 236,000 metric tons) of oil into the Persian Gulf.
Please note that the figures provided are approximate estimates, and the actual quantities spilled may vary depending on different sources and ongoing assessment