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BP deploys sensors to gauge spill – Mon, 14 Jun 2010 PST
NEW ORLEANS – BP deployed undersea sensors Sunday to better measure the ferocious flow of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico. BP was also trying to meet a Sunday deadline to respond to a letter from the Coast Guard demanding that it intensify the efforts to stop the spill. One of the actions BP took Sunday was to use robotic submarines to position sensors inside the well to gauge how much oil is …
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Recent Updates for Deepwater Horizon Response

SAN FRANCISCO – Lt. Cmdr. Roy Burbaker, commanding officer of the Coast Guard Cutter Aspen, discusses the oil spill response capabilities of the cutter as crewmembers prepare to deploy to the Gulf of Mexico to provide clean up and operational support for the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, June 3, 2010. With a crew of 34 and seven officers, the Aspen is one of the most technologically advanced cutters in the Coast Guard fleet, capable of providing on-the-water skimming operations. The Aspen is a versatile ship that can be used for pollution response, command and control, logistics, or other roles in addition to her primary missions of maintaining aids to navigation, search and rescue, and law enforcement. U.S. Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 3rd Class Pamela J. Manns
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HOUSTON – BP prepares for the Lower Marine Riser Package Cap (LMRP) installation, a method that may help contain the flow of oil from the well until the permanent relief well is drilled. This video illustrates the shows the first cut by the shear cutter. Video courtesy of BP.
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Command Center Deploys Hundreds of Workers Daily in Response to Tennessee … MarketWatch (press release) … of Mississippi and Alabama to prepare for what could become "a far-reaching natural disaster" resulting from the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. … and more »

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