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State Senators Along LA Coast Defend Jindal's Sand Berms Decision NewOrleans.Com Two Louisiana state senators – AG Crowe, R-Slidell and Norby Chabert, D-Houma – who represent parishes most damaged by the Gulf oil spill defended Friday … Coastal La. state senators defend sand bermsBloomberg Sand berms off La. stopped little oil in gulf spill, panel findsWashington Post Bobby Jindal's BP Spill Response a Big 0 Million Waste, Comission FindsTreehugger Daily Comet –The Associated Press –The INDsider all 509 news articles »

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Coastal La. state senators defend sand berms Bloomberg (AP) — Two Louisiana state senators who represent parishes most damaged by the Gulf oil spill defended Friday the construction of 0 million in sand … Sand berms off La. stopped little oil in gulf spill, panel findsWashington Post Bobby Jindal's BP Spill Response a Big 0 Million Waste, Comission FindsTreehugger Worse than a wasteDaily Comet The Associated Press –The INDsider –Gawker all 505 news articles »

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Gulf oil spill: Former Interior chiefs defend their records on offshore drilling Los Angeles Times (blog) … their record of promoting offshore drilling Tuesday at a hearing before a congressional committee investigating the catastrophic gulf oil spill. … Finger-Pointing on Oil Shifts to Bush EraNew York Times (blog) Bush Interior chiefs: No one expected major spillThe Associated Press Obama, Bush Faulted for Lax Offshore Drill RegulationBusinessWeek MiamiHerald.com –CBS News –NOLA.com all 251 news articles »

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Cameron to Call Obama as Pressure Mounts to Defend BP on Spill
June 11 (Bloomberg) — U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron will talk to President Barack Obama about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico tomorrow after pressure mounted on the British leader to defend BP Plc against criticism in the U.S.
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Chicago Firm To Defend BP In Oil Lawsuits
This May 10, 2010 satellite image provided by NOAA shows a clearly defined oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico. The blown-out well from the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig has pumped out more than 4 million gallons of crude. (AP Photo/NOAA) As the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico worsens each day – the latest discovery being the plumes of oil – BP is prepping itself for the inevitable …
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