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In wake of gulf oil spill, loons' migration in question
St. Cloud Times The loons' winter habitat is on the Gulf coastline or just offshore, in areas that experts say may not be as protected from the oil spill as inland marshes … |
 The Hindu |
Scientists question government team's report of shrinking gulf oil spill
Washington Post A few hours after BP's well was declared virtually dead, the Obama administration announced Wednesday that only about 26 percent of the oil spilled in the … Gulf oil spill update with pictures: BP static kill working, new oil flow … Gulf oil spill not 'gone' — close to half may still lurk in Gulf Day 106: The Latest on the Oil Spill |
 The Guardian |
US scientists question use of dispersants on Gulf oil spill
DigitalJournal.com In spite of the disappearance of surface oil in the Gulf now that the oil spill has been temporarily halted, concerns over safety are growing. … Success on Surface, Questions Below A plane releases chemical dispersant over the Gulf oil spill. Photograph: Reuters Questions to EPA on Gulf and Dispersants, from Expert at EPA |
 NOLA.com |
Deepwater Horizon litigation site question is on docket in Boise, Idaho
NOLA.com View full sizeJohn McCusker, The Times-Picayune archiveSkimmers work the scene of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on May 29. Herman thinks it makes more … |
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Gas Cap: “FORD RECOMMENDS BP”
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As BP tries to contain the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the question remains just how much oil is leaking. BP continues to claim it’s about 5000 barrels a day, but some scientists say the flow rate is much higher. (May 14)
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