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Deepwater Horizon supervisor confirms leaks in blowout preventer, lack of … NOLA.com A top Transocean official acknowledged the failed blowout preventer on the Deepwater Horizon was not certified in accordance with federal regulations … The Key Players of the Deepwater HorizonWall Street Journal Gulf oil spill: BP not learning from disasters, investigator chargesLos Angeles Times (blog) Transocean accused over maintenanceFinancial Times BusinessWeek –Washington Post (blog) –Telegraph.co.uk all 197 news articles »

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AP: Emerging oil rig evidence shows lack of regulation
WASHINGTON (AP) — The first firm evidence of what likely caused the disastrous Gulf of Mexico oil blowout — a devastating sequence of equipment failures — drives home a central unsettling point about America’s oil industry: key safety features at tens of thousands of U.S. offshore rigs are barely regulated.

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Emerging oil rig evidence shows lack of regulation
The first firm evidence of what likely caused the disastrous Gulf of Mexico oil blowout — a devastating sequence of equipment failures — drives home a central unsettling point about America’s oil industry: key safety features at tens of thousands of U.S. offshore rigs are barely regulated.

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Jindal complains BP, Coast Guard still lack detailed plans on oil-leak cleanup
Published: Saturday, May 1, 2010 at 7:13 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, May 1, 2010 at 7:13 p.m. BATON ROUGE — Louisiana’s governor says he still has not received detailed plans from oil giant BP PLC and the Coast Guard on protecting the state’s coast from a massive oil spill.

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