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A preventable bankruptcy in the Gulf of Mexico Washington Post In the 11 months after the Deepwater Horizon accident, it became clear that Seahawk's greatest rival was no longer our industry competitors but the US government. The government's drastic slowdown in the issuance of permits for shallow-water drilling … More on New Gulf Drilling PermitsMother Jones U.S. to Issue More Gulf Drilling PermitsWall Street Journal Is nature trying to tell us something?Globe and Mail Bayoubuzz –New York Times –Environment News Service all 462 news articles »

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Landrieu blasts administration after driller files bankruptcy KSLA-TV Since the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, only 31 shallow water permits have been issued. Only one exploratory permit and no deepwater permits have been … and more »

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BP’s most recent containment plan for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill turned out to be a failure. With no immediate viable options remaining, the company has now thrown their hands up and is actually asking the public for their input on how to contain the leak. Meanwhile, oil continues to spew out of the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, threatening anyone who lives or makes a living on the Gulf Coast. Mike Papantonio appears on The Ed Show to tell us how BP might go bankrupt as a result of the scope of this disaster, causing those most affected by the oil spill to never receive compensation.
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