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Blood tests show oil and dispersant chemicals FOX 8 News WVUE-TV Worried he could have been impacted by the Gulf oil disaster, he traveled with his family from Florida to New Orleans for a forum on the issue. … Texas Maritime Law Attorneys Support New Oil Spill LegislationGulf Coast Maritime Mixed results shown from dispersants in BP spillAsheville Citizen-Times Lawyer Says Feinberg's Payment Plan for Oil Spill Victims 'Borders on Delusional'Courthouse News Service Vanguard –Jackson Clarion Ledger –Business Recorder (press release) (blog) all 50 news articles »

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Reuters

Report: Dispersant Chemicals Lingering in the Gulf Mother Jones In the weeks after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, BP—with the consent of federal regulators—spread 1.8 million gallons of dispersants on the surface of … Fate Of Dispersants In Deepwater Horizon Oil SpillRedOrbit Gary Luquette: The Industry in The Gulf is on Life SupportCNBC Panel Chief on the Gulf Spill:Yale Environment 360 San Francisco Chronicle –Wall Street Journal –TG Daily all 470 news articles »

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AOL News

Toxic Chemicals Deep at BP Spill Site Raise Warning Flags AOL News 4) — On the surface at least, the Gulf of Mexico appears relatively clean more than six months after the massive BP oil spill, but scientists say they've … Chemicals from BP oil spill toxic enough to kill sea animalsSeek4media Study: Deadly Chemicals Spread Widely After SpillDemocracy Now all 3 news articles »

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The Guardian

BP oil spill: Obama administration's scientists admit alarm over chemicals The Guardian … own scientists for approving the use of huge quantities of chemical dispersants to tackle the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the Guardian has learned. … BP refused to use non-toxic dispersants in oil spillExaminer.com EPA releases findings of latest spill dispersant testsOil & Gas Journal EPA Says Oil Dispersants No More Toxic than OilSustainableBusiness.com New Scientist –MarketWatch (press release) –The INDsider all 44 news articles »

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Telegraph.co.uk

Gulf oil spill released toxic, tough-to-track chemicals USA Today "We're finding less and less oil as we move forward," disaster response chief Thad Allen said last week, noting skimmer boats having trouble finding slicks. … BP Oil Disaster: 'Spillionaires' Cleaning Up On the Gulf Oil SpillABC News BP Gulf oil spill update: Were Tony Hayward and Rush Limbaugh right after all?Examiner.com How big is the gulf oil disaster? It's too early to tell.Washington Post (blog) Voice of America –Poder 360 –Wall Street Journal (blog) all 1,396 news articles »

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Concern grows over chemicals used on spill
Published: Thursday, May 13, 2010 at 12:27 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, May 13, 2010 at 12:27 p.m. HOUMA — Chemicals being used to break up the Gulf oil slick are being closely monitored by marine scientists, federal officials said Wednesday.

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Weather Becoming Obstacle as BP Sprays Chemicals Underwater
ON THE GULF OF MEXICO (AP) – The weather conditions are becoming an obstacle as BP sprays chemicals underwater on the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The air quality changes based on the amount and concentration of the oil in the water around the vessels.  Workers on the vessels are having to contend with the sea and prevailing wind conditions. At times, the fumes have become so intense …

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BP sprays more chemicals into main Gulf oil leak
Dime- to golfball-sized balls of tar washed up over the weekend on Dauphin Island, three miles off the Alabama mainland at the mouth of Mobile Bay and much farther east than the thin, rainbow sheens that have arrived sporadically in the Louisiana marshes.

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Video: Ride along with Air Force crew spraying chemicals on Gulf oil spill
Ride along with the crew of an Air Force C-130 Hercules aircraft as they  spray oil-dispersing chemicals in the Gulf of Mexico to combat the oil spill after the April 22 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon rig. Members of the…

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