BP Complaints

Better Business Bureau warns of scams over spill
With many concerns regarding the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, some have taken advantage of those concerned. The Better Business Bureau is warning residents of scams emerging in the oil spill’s wake.
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Solis: Better safety needed for oil spill workers
DENVER (AP) — Labor Secretary Hilda Solis is blasting BP and coal mining company Massey Energy for their recent disasters, saying they need to enact better safety measures and not make a profit “at the expense of killing” their employees.
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Simon Evans: Goliath stoned BP proves that smaller may be better
I wasn’t surprised to hear BP chief Tony Hayward admit in last week’s Congressional inquisition that he didn’t know key details about the recent well, set up to deal with the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Related Stories Sean O’Grady: We will be hit in the pocket – but better off in the long run Stephen Foley: Lehmans battle with Barclays makes the case for bankruptcy reform Nigel Hawkes: Meters …
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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-06-12 17:34 UPDATE 1-U.S. to BP: devise better leak response in 48 hours
BOSTON, June 12 (Reuters) – A top U.S. Coast Guard official has told BP Plc the company’s plans to contain the gushing oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico do not go far enough or contain enough back-up measures. “BP must identify in the next 48 hours additional leak containment capacity that could be operationalized and expedited,” Coast Guard Rear Admiral James Watson said in a letter to BP dated …
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BP Dead Pelicans Heading Back

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Blog – BP’s Leaky Spill Cap: Better Than It Looks?
It’s impossible to say how much oil is still escaping from the stricken wellhead.
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BP Hopes Dome Will Contain Oil Spill, But BP Needs Better CrisisPR to Contain Image Damage, Says Dobson
CrisisPR expert Brian Dobson says the Crisis-Arch™ in a major development is predicable yet BP was flat footed and slow to act at the outset of the oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.

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