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Investigation: Chemical Safety Board Will Probe BP/Deepwater Horizon Rig Explosion Chemical & Engineering News The board “intends to proceed with an investigation of the root causes of the accidental chemical release that destroyed the Deepwater Horizon rig and took … Liverpool sale to Red Sox owner faces battleFinancial Times Deepwater Horizon alarm gave no advance warning of explosion, rig crew member saysNOLA.com Safety systems worker testifies she did not immediately sound alarms on …NOLA.com all 8 news articles »

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Telegraph.co.uk

FSU Researchers Analyzing Chemical Composition of Gulf Oil WCTV Results of those analyses will help determine whether or not the samples originated from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill — critical information in … BP Says Industry Is Better Prepared After Its Gulf Oil SpillBloomberg BP oil spill update: still an inconvenienceBaruch College The Ticker BP spent M on advertising after Gulf oil spillUSA Today Science Now –Los Angeles Times –The Hill (blog) all 133 news articles »

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New York Times (blog)

Chemical dispersants used in gulf oil spill don't hurt seafood safety, FDA says Washington Post Chemical dispersants sprayed into the Gulf of Mexico to break up the massive oil spill from the Deepwater Horizon disaster do not appear … Oil Disaster Day 109: BP waits for cement to dry in blown-out wellWAAY all 152 news articles »

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Boston Globe

Coast Guard Allows Toxic Chemical Use On Gulf Oil NPR At sea, they're depending on each other to finally plug up the environmental disaster. Enlarge Associated Press Oil containment boom is laid out in Treasure … 3 squabbling companies must cooperate to plug wellThe Associated Press all 358 news articles »

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BP putting chemical dispersants in Gulf
NEW ORLEANS, July 2 (UPI) — BP has continued to use high levels of chemical dispersants on the gulf oil spill despite a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency order to cut back, CNN reports.
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BP wants to continue using contentious chemical dispersant, says it’s the best option
BP PLC said Saturday it wants to keep using a contentious chemical dispersant to fight the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, despite orders from federal regulators to use something less toxic. …
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Reuters

Gulf oil spill: Are chemical dispersants a threat? Los Angeles Times (blog) Chemical dispersants may be an essential tool in breaking up swaths of the massive gulf oil spill as it moves toward beaches and wetlands. … Gulf oil slick spreads as oil execs face grillingReuters BP says it will pay to clean up Gulf oil spillMarketWatch Class Action Lawsuits Pile Up in Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill DisasterEco Factory Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) –Examiner.com –UK Today News all 7,173 news articles »

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BP’s Cleanup Uses Detergent-Like Chemical to Attack Oil Slick
May 5 (Bloomberg) — BP Plc is fighting the oil slick menacing the Gulf Coast with more than 150,000 gallons of a detergent-like chemical intended to blend oil and water.

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Chemical Detergents May Make Gulf Oil Disaster Worse, Say Experts
Oil-dispersing chemicals used to clean the vast BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico carry their own environmental risks, making a toxic soup that could endanger marine creatures even as it keeps the slick from reaching the vulnerable coast, wildlife watchdogs say.

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PhysOrg.com

Chemical Detergents May Make Gulf Oil Disaster FOXNews Oil-dispersing chemicals used to clean the vast BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico carry their own environmental risks, making a toxic soup that could endanger … Cost, Clean Up & Containment in the Gulf Oil SpillNightly Business Report Berkeley Lab Scientists on Hot to Clean Gulf Oil SpillSoftpedia all 15 news articles »

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