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BP's (BP) Billion Fund Goes Far Beyond Legal Requirements Says Company Lawyers Everything Gold (blog) According to BP's (BP) lawyers, the billion escrow fund set aside to pay for damages associated with the Gulf oil spill "far exceeds" legal requirements, according to a court filing by the company. This stems from request from US District Judge … Updated oil spill claim rules: Same formula, more detailsThe Florida Independent Lest We Forget: Re-Calculating the True Cost of Deepwater HorizonHuffington Post (blog) Texas to host oil spill assessment meetingsHouston Business Journal Sarasota Herald-Tribune –BBC News –Tallahassee Democrat (blog) all 53 news articles »

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PHOTOS: The Gulf Coast Oil Spill Goes Abstract TakePart – Inspiration to Action According to a presidential oil spill commission report released this week, blame for the worst environmental disaster in US history falls squarely on the …

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FT.com (blog)

Chevron goes deep with billion gulf project San Antonio Express Despite lingering regulatory uncertainty in the US offshore region created by the BP oil spill, the nation's second-largest oil company said it will spend … Bay Biz Buzz: Chevron will spend billion on Gulf projectTri-Valley Herald Chevron pushes forward with aggressive exploration and productionFT.com (blog) all 14 news articles »

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USA Today

Gulf Oil Spill Video Archive Goes Online The Lincoln Tribune For the first time, all of the underwater video taken during the Gulf oil spill will be available, online, to the public. Purdue University in West … The oil industry is back for moreHuffington Post (blog) Animals Fight to Survive the Oil SpillTIME Far Offshore, a Rash of Close CallsWall Street Journal Florida Times-Union (blog) –NOLA.com –Maritime Executive Magazine (press release) all 327 news articles »

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Boston Globe

Fight goes on for local drilling companies abc13.com It means the worst of the oil spill is over for a lot of Gulf coast residents, but the struggles continue for drilling companies dealing with changes for … Oil Drilling Moratorium Hardship Minimized by AdministrationFamily Security Matters Obama administration should know that 12000 jobs lost because of drilling …NOLA.com Drilling costs in Gulf going up: Total CEOMarketWatch Bloomberg –New York Times (blog) –Investopedia all 322 news articles »

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Boston Globe

Fight goes on for local drilling companies abc13.com It means the worst of the oil spill is over for a lot of Gulf coast residents, but the struggles continue for drilling companies dealing with changes for … Oil Drilling Moratorium Hardship Minimized by AdministrationFamily Security Matters Obama administration should know that 12000 jobs lost because of drilling …NOLA.com Drilling costs in Gulf going up: Total CEOMarketWatch Bloomberg –New York Times (blog) –Investopedia all 322 news articles »

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Zap2it.com (blog)

Sophia Bush goes Gaga for 'One Tree Hill,' remains dedicated to the Gulf Zap2it.com (blog) We spoke with Sophia and Nichols after their trip to Grand Isle in June, when Sophia told us she was "enraged" about the Gulf oil disaster. … 'One Tree Hill' Star Sophia Bush Talks Twitter and the Continuing Crisis in …TV Squad (blog) all 3 news articles »

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Lithium market could bloom as tide goes out on oil
Lithium is not much to look at. It’s a soft and light, silver-white metal known for its use in mood stabilising drugs.
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St. Tammany Parish goes hi-tech in fighting oil spill
Though the oil slick from the Deepwater Horizon explosion has not gotten near Lake Pontchartrain, St. Tammany Parish officials are making sure they know what is going on and are enlisting some hi-tech assistance in tracking the oil spill.
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EPA Chief Goes to Louisiana as BP Battles Oil Spill (Update1)
May 23 (Bloomberg) — The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will visit Louisiana today as the government continues to monitor BP Plc’s use of chemicals to try to stem the effect of oil leaking from a Gulf of Mexico well.
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