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Bacteria ate up all the methane that spilled from the Deepwater Horizon well io9 All the methane that erupted in the Deepwater Horizon disaster has disappeared. What happened to it? One theory says it was eaten. On April 20, 2010, … Green: Oil Spill Panel to Urge Tougher Oversight of Offshore DrillingNew York Times (blog) Is the Worst Over For BP?International Business Times Oil Spill Commission report could shape industry's futureNOLA.com Tampabay.com –CNBC –Examiner.com all 85 news articles »

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BP works on own estimate for amount of oil spilled Forbes The government, sensing a legal fight, is not clarifying exactly how much of the oil actually entered the Gulf before being captured by various collection … and more »

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WKRG-TV

Scientists wary of US report that says only 26 percent of spilled Gulf oil left NOLA.com Ed Overton, an LSU environmental scientist who specializes in the chemistry of oil spills, estimates the margin of error in the federal report could be as … Is Gulf Seafood Really Safe? Local Fisherman Express Concern as They Return to …The Faster Times Carol Browner says three-quarters of the oil spilled in the Gulf is gonePolitiFact Seafood testing to continue despite reopening of fishing in Alabama watersPress-Register – al.com (blog) Bloomberg all 21 news articles »

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CBC.ca

Oil spilled. But hysteria did the real damage in the Gulf The Guardian Crashing visitor numbers and plummeting fish sales have devastated the Gulf of Mexico after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. There is talk of an 80% drop in … U.S. To Require Environmental Reviews For Deepwater Drilling – UpdateRTT News Commentary: Keep the Gulf oil drilling moratorium in placeMcClatchy Washington Bureau Off-Shore Drilling Permits Under New ReviewCollegeNews AFP –Herald Sun –TIME (blog) all 477 news articles »

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The Guardian

US Says 74% of Spilled BP Oil Eliminated From Gulf BusinessWeek (Updates with comments from Allen in final two paragraphs. For more on oil spill, go to {SPILL }.) Aug. … The latest updates on the Gulf Coast oil spill relief effortsExaminer.com Even as oil fades in Gulf, work remainsmsnbc.com BP Oil Spill Live Feed Update: BP “Static Kill” Worked Out to Stop Oil SpillFiint NPR (blog) –WWNN.co.uk –Keen Observers all 10,558 news articles »

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Telegraph.co.uk

White House: 75 percent of spilled Gulf oil gone Atlanta Journal Constitution The Helix Q4000, the vessel being used to conduct the static kill procedure, center, is seen at the site of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in Gulf of … The latest updates on the Gulf Coast oil spill relief effortsExaminer.com Static kill won't end Gulf oil spill drama – even if it worksChristian Science Monitor BP Controls Gulf Well That Caused Record Oil SpillBloomberg Fiint –Gov Monitor all 8,886 news articles »

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The Hindu

Majority of spilled oil in Gulf of Mexico unaccounted for in government data Washington Post It has been 100 days since an explosion tore apart the Deepwater Horizon drilling platform. That event unleashed a gush of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, … Missing oil in Gulf baffles officialsUSA Today A look back at 100 days of the Deepwater Horizon disasterWWL 100 days of oil: Gulf life will never be the sameThe Associated Press ABC News –FOXNews –New York Times all 3,526 news articles »

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Even With a Cleanup, Spilled Oil Stays With Us
If past catastrophes are guides, the cleanup by BP workers will capture only a fraction of the spilled crude. Here is a look at how the oil disappears, and what remains.
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Stylist seeks clippings to soak up spilled oil
Published: Monday, May 10, 2010 at 12:42 p.m. Last Modified: Monday, May 10, 2010 at 12:42 p.m. HOUMA — A local salon is collecting hair that will be used to protect the fragile Gulf Coast from the approaching oil spill.

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