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Gulf of Mexico's significance felt on state, national levels
Fort Worth Star Telegram
We all know the kind of lashing the Gulf has taken from recent hurricanes and last year's disastrous Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Louisiana took it on the chin with that one, but the rest of us held our collective breath and waited for the disaster to …
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April 21, 2011 by
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Telegraph.co.uk |
Spill's economic toll still felt
The News Herald
PANAMA CITY — Four months after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill commenced, President Barack Obama traveled to Panama City Beach to promote local beaches being open for business and oil-free. On a Saturday afternoon in August while staying at the Bay …
Oil Spill: Local Hope Returns, Challenges RemainNorthEscambia.com
Gov. Scott defends plan not to sue BP for spillPensacola News Journal
Pensacola Beach hopeful for reboundWALA-TV FOX10
The News-Press –NPR –Easy Destination Blog (blog)
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April 17, 2011 by
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Globe and Mail |
Deepwater Horizon impact still felt
The Press Association
As the first anniversary of the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster approaches, the catastrophic impact of the explosion and spill is still being felt from the Gulf Coast through to the BP boardroom. Some 4.9 million barrels of oil have pumped into the Gulf of …
Emails expose BP's attempts to control research into impact of Gulf oil spillThe Guardian
Oil Firms to Deploy New Containment Device for Deepwater SpillsWall Street Journal
E-mails: BP tried to control spill probeUPI.com
Natural Resources Defense Council (blog) –CBS News –Nieman Watchdog (blog)
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December 22, 2010 by
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Residents say oil spill effects still felt
UPI.com
22 (UPI) — Some Gulf Coast residents and business still suffer economic and emotional effects of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, tourism and fishing …
Gulf residents, businesses say they're still suffering from BP oil spill effectsNOLA.com
Justice Dept. Files Gulf Coast Oil Spill LawsuitAboutLawsuits.com
Gulf oil spill voted top news story of 2010Washington Post
Forbes (blog) –Financial Times
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October 15, 2010 by
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Independent Online |
Gulf oil spill's political impact not likely to be felt in 2010 campaigns
Washington Post (blog)
Asked whether they'd be more or less likely to vote for a candidate who expressed anger over the oil spill, 48 percent in a poll conducted for Newsweek …
UCF uses dolphins to research effects of gulf oil spillOrlando Sentinel
Judge: 1st Gulf Spill Trial Could Start Next JuneABC News
Judge eyes June 2011 for 1st federal trial involving Gulf oil spill damage …CanadianBusiness.com
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August 01, 2010 by
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Telegraph.co.uk |
Some say effects of Deepwater Horizon spill will be felt for years to come
al.com (blog)
Federal estimates of the flow rate from the Deepwater Horizon well covered a wide range. But there was one number consistently used by BP and the Coast …
Debris in relief well sets back oil plug workABC12.com
Meet the new boss of BPFoster’s Daily Democrat
Storm Debris Delays Plans to Kill Gulf Oil WellAOL News
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