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"Gulf Cleanup Chaos": Report Details Dangers of Dispersants
Public News Service
The dispersants used in cleaning up the Gulf Deepwater Horizon oil disaster may have the same types of adverse effects on humans and wildlife as does the oil itself, according to a new report from Earthjustice, the environmental advocacy law firm. …
UWF researchers part of 2.5M in grants to study oil spillPensacola News Journal
2.5 Million Awarded to Research Consortia Studying Effects of Deepwater …MarketWatch (press release)
Deep Horizon oil spill research fundedUPI.com
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One Year After Gulf Oil Disaster, Significant Dangers Remain Unaddressed
Center for Biological Diversity (press release)
SAN FRANCISCO— A new report by the Center for Biological Diversity finds that one year after the oil-spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, dangers of offshore drilling remain unaddressed yet new projects get the stamp of approval from Interior …
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January 12, 2011 by
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Horizon probe shows dangers of deepwater drilling
San Francisco Chronicle
The Deepwater Horizon explosion that killed 11 and dumped 4 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico was far worse. The nation's worst-ever spill was …
Oil spill panel calls for sweeping changesLos Angeles Times
Oil Spill Panel Calls for New Rules and SpendingNew York Times
Oil spill panel calls for tighter federal rules, new fees for drillingWashington Post
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