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Gulf oil spill: Key BP official refuses to testify
Los Angeles Times (blog) Another BP employee is refusing to testify in the investigation into the cause of the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster, invoking his Fifth Amendment right to not … |
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GULF SHORES, Ala. – Two Great Blue Herons were released Saturday at the 6,150-acre Gulf State Park on Shelby Lake near Gulf Shores. Richard Looney, Carissa Kent and Ken Rice are shown from left to right releasing two herons. Two other birds – a Royal Tern and a Laughing Gull – also were released. The birds were cleaned at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Theodore, Alabama. So far, nearly 1,000 birds have been cleaned up at four wildlife rehabilitation centers from Louisiana to Florida. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service photo. |
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Oil Spill Compensation Rules May Block Lawsuits
Newsinferno.com Although the compensation fund for victims of the massive BP Gulf oil spill is open for claims, some rules could block victims from seeking further recovery … Oil spill has cost BP billion so far, claims manager says Feinberg Criticized for Spill-Compensation Terms Oil Spill Claims Czar Feinberg Blasted on First Day of Overseeing BP Payments |
 MiamiHerald.com |
Oil spill has cost BP billion so far, claims manager says
NOLA.com BATON ROUGE — BP's chief claims manager told a joint legislative committee today that the Deepwater Horizon-BP oil spill in the Guf of Mexico has cost the … Feinberg Criticized for Spill-Compensation Terms Oil Spill Claims Czar Feinberg Blasted on First Day of Overseeing BP Payments Gulf spill claims: Take money now, or chances later? |
 Globe and Mail |
Gulf oil spill: Pressure test was subject of debate before explosion, witness says
Los Angeles Times (blog) … at a joint hearing Tuesday of the US Coast Guard and Department of Interior, which is investigating the cause of the worst oil spill disaster in history. Study: Petroleum-eating microbes significantly reduced gulf oil plume Defender of the deep: The oil's not gone Microbes Munching Gulf Oil |
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Catholic Charities USA President Participates in Gulf Coast Oil Spill Disaster …
PR Newswire (press release) Since the Oil Spill Disaster in April 2010, Catholic Charities USA's disaster response team has been on the ground conducting needs assessments, … Feinberg Criticized for Spill-Compensation Terms Oil Spill Claims Czar Feinberg Blasted on First Day of Overseeing BP Payments Gulf spill claims: Take money now, or chances later? |
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Gulf oil spill: Captain's leadership questioned by lead federal investigator
Los Angeles Times (blog) … has for Transocean, the owner and operator of the ill-fated Deepwater Horizon, whose destruction caused the worst offshore oil spill in US history. … Study Says Microbes Are Mopping Up Oil Spill The Spill In the Gulf May Be Over But Congress Must Tackle BP's Terrible … The Gulf Was Sick Before the Oil Spill, and How to Make it Well Again |
 CBC.ca |
Study: Petroleum-eating microbes significantly reduced gulf oil plume
Washington Post … of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laborator, in California, help explain one of the biggest mysteries of the disaster – where has all the oil gone? … Defender of the deep: The oil's not gone Gulf oil spill: Investigators suggest BP failed to take significant action on … Microbes Munching Gulf Oil |
VENICE, La. – Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Eagan, Jr., an incident dispatcher for the Deepwater Horizon Response Plaquemines Branch, speaks about his role in the communication center located at the forward operating base near Venice, La., Aug. 18, 2010. Eagan, a Wildwood, N.J., resident, is a member of the Coast Guard Reserve from Sector Baltimore who has been activated for the Deepwater Horizon Response. U.S. Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 3rd Class Henry G. Dunphy.
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 Globe and Mail |
The Gulf Was Sick Before the Oil Spill, and How to Make it Well Again
Huffington Post (blog) Before the spill, there was a dead zone in the Gulf that had reached the size of the state of Massachusetts. It is the consequence of eutrophication, … Defender of the deep: The oil's not gone Gulf oil spill: Top oil rig official doesn't know who was in charge Bacteria Have Eaten Giant Gulf Oil Plume, New Study Says |
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