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BP Urgently Resume Operations to Clean Oil Spill Keen Observers Updates: Apparently, as of July 15, BP has collected approximately 7915 barrels of oil were collected and approximately 4660 barrels of oil and 29.9 million … Capping and Cleaning Up The Oil SpillNewsHour Ideas Needed to Help Gulf Coast RecoveryTravel Agent Florida Outlines BP Gulf Oil Spill Response For July 27, 2010Gov Monitor Palm Beach Post –Palm Beach Post all 1,324 news articles »

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HILLSBOROUGH: Hair-raising benefit aimed at helping clean oil spill
One Hillsborough salon is asking its customers to use their heads to help clean the oil leaking from the Deepwater Horizon oil well in the Gulf of Mexico or, at least, their hair.
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PENSACOLA, Fla. Vendors demonstrate their oil spill cleanup ideas to state and federal officials. Eleven vendors showed their cleanup methods at Pensacola beach July 1, 2010. Products ranged from mats that lay on the beach, to chemical and mineral dispersants as well as mechanical removal.Vermont Army National Guard video by Sgt. Jason Alvarez.
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PENSACOLA, Fla. Vendors demonstrate their oil spill cleanup ideas to state and federal officials.
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US Gulf Coast residents battle to clean up oil spill
BP restarts oil-capture system after shutdown. 20 Jun 2010 10:08 AM
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MOXNews.com May 28, 2010 CNN

U.S. Gulf Coast residents battle to clean up oil spill
BURAS (La.), June 20 (Reuters) – Residents of the U.S. Gulf Coast battled to save their beaches on Saturday as tar balls washed ashore at Panama City, the most easterly point in Florida where oil has been found from BP Plc’s ruptured deep-sea well.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-06-19 17:59 WRAPUP 2-U.S. Gulf Coast residents battle to clean up oil spill
By Jeffrey Jones
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Schultz: Dish soap won’t clean politicians’ oil-smudged fingerprints
Schultz: Dish soap won’t clean politicians’ oil-smudged fingerprints
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