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Animal deaths in BP spill possibly greatly underestimated: study
World Science
The impact on wildlife of last year's BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico may have been gravely underestimated, a study suggests. Writing in the research journal Conservation Letters, scientists argue that fatality figures are …
Sources say charges are possible in Gulf spillNewsOK.com
BP managers could face manslaughter charges over Gulf oil spillThe Guardian
BP loses 13000 Deepwater Horizon claimant detailsTechEye
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May 21, 2010 by
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Gulf oil spill: Flow was underestimated
Los Angeles Times (blog)
BP said Thursday that it is collecting 5000 barrels of oil a day from one of the leaking pipes in the Deepwater Horizon disaster, a statement that proves …
Latest updates and pictures from the Gulf oil spillExaminer.com
BP concedes Gulf oil spill is bigger than estimateThe Associated Press
Photo Gallery: Gulf oil spillCNN (blog)
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May 12, 2010 by
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Gulf Oil Rig Disaster — Grossly Underestimated; Watch Tanker & MS River Traffic
Gerson Lehrman Group
… Valdez oil disaster in 1989. In addition, over the next two months, we will have at least a tropical storm or hurricane in the Gulf with 86% confidence, …
Gulf Oil Spill Cost: BP's Profits In Four Days Cover Costs Thus FarHuffington Post (blog)
Spill cheapens BP but unknowns lurk below surfaceReuters
Greenville News editorial: Country must learn from the Gulf oil spillGreenville News
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