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Transocean Says It Doesn't Owe Fines for Below-Surface Spill
BusinessWeek
12 (Bloomberg) — Transocean Ltd. said it can't be forced to pay federal fines or penalties for oil spilled below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico in the Deepwater Horizon incident because of an indemnity contract with BP Plc. Transocean asked a …
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Transocean Claims It Doesn't Owe Fines for Sub-Surface Leaks in BP Spill
Bloomberg
Transocean Ltd. (RIG) said it can't be forced to pay federal fines or penalties for oil spilled below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico in the Deepwater Horizon incident because of an indemnity contract with BP Plc. Transocean asked a federal judge in …
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Deseret News |
Overseas visitors, rebounding Panhandle spur gains in Florida tourism numbers …
Washington Post
The billion industry experienced modest growth this year, and officials expect a similar bump in 2012 as the nation's economy continues to improve and the BP oil spill that fouled the shores of Gulf Coast states last year becomes a more distant …
84% of Florida Voters Support Bill to Spend BP Fines on Gulf RestorationSacramento Bee
84% of Florida Voters Support Bill to Spend BP Fines on Gulf RestorationPR Newswire (press release)
Tea partiers and liberals agree: BP fines should go to Gulf recoveryOrlando Sentinel (blog)
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The Republic |
Fla. Tourism Industry Sees Modest Growth in 2011
ABC News
The billion industry experienced modest growth this year, and officials expect a similar bump in 2012 as the nation's economy continues to improve and the BP oil spill that fouled the shores of Gulf Coast states last year becomes a more distant …
84% of Florida Voters Support Bill to Spend BP Fines on Gulf RestorationSacramento Bee
84% of Florida Voters Support Bill to Spend BP Fines on Gulf RestorationPR Newswire (press release)
Tea partiers and liberals agree: BP fines should go to Gulf recoveryOrlando Sentinel (blog)
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Fla. tourism industry sees modest growth in 2011
Fox News
The billion industry experienced modest growth this year, and officials expect a similar bump in 2012 as the nation's economy continues to improve and the BP oil spill that fouled the shores of Gulf Coast states last year becomes a more distant …
84% of Florida Voters Support Bill to Spend BP Fines on Gulf RestorationSacramento Bee
84% of Florida Voters Support Bill to Spend BP Fines on Gulf RestorationPR Newswire (press release)
Tea partiers and liberals agree: BP fines should go to Gulf recoveryOrlando Sentinel (blog)
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84% of Florida Voters Support Bill to Spend BP Fines on Gulf Restoration
Sacramento Bee
"The reason is simple: 98 percent of the voters in this poll believe a healthy Gulf ecosystem is important to the state's economy." Duke University also released a report last Monday concluding the Gulf oil spill fines could kick start the launch of a …
84% of Florida Voters Support Bill to Spend BP Fines on Gulf RestorationPR Newswire (press release)
Keep Gulf funding on courseDaytona Beach News-Journal
84% of Florida Voters Support Bill to Spend BP Fines on Gulf RestorationMarketWatch (press release)
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Keep Gulf funding on course
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Just over 19 months ago, the BP oil spill did serious damage to Gulf of Mexico ecosystems and wrecked the entire area's tourist-based economy. BP and its subcontractors were fined billions of dollars. There are some in Congress who see this as an …
84% of Florida Voters Support Bill to Spend BP Fines on Gulf RestorationPR Newswire (press release)
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Gulf Senators Ask FDA's Help to Promote Seafood Safety
Food Safety News
Senators from Gulf states are asking the US Food and Drug Administration to help assure the public that Gulf seafood is safe to eat, despite some concerns about the impact of the last year's massive oil spill. …
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Fox News |
BP: Halliburton Destroyed Test Results On Deepwater Horizon Cement
Wall Street Journal
(HAL) of destroying unfavorable results from tests on cement used to plug the leaking well in the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Halliburton prepared the cement mix that BP used to plug the deep-water well that blew out in April 2010, killing 11 people …
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Trail set for Mississippi man accused of making fraudulent claim for oil spill …The Republic
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Houston Chronicle (blog) |
NOAA Chief: On the Gulf, climate and future of weather forecasting
Houston Chronicle (blog)
The microscopic droplets of oil in the water are highly toxic and have the potential to either kill outright, or have sub-lethal but very important impacts on fish larvae or some of the small animals that live in the water column. …
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