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GM reusing oil spill booms for Chevy Volt parts Creative Loafing Tampa (blog) Huffington Post Green reports that, “at the height of the oil spill, more than 2550 miles of boom was used in the Gulf of Mexico to try to keep oil from … GM using recycled oil booms used to clean Gulf oil spill in VoltSlashGear AUTOS: Oil-absorbing boom to be remade into Volt partsWaste Management World GM to recycle used Gulf of Mexico oil booms into parts for VoltGizmag The Detroit News –The Detroit News all 17 news articles »

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The Green Community week in review: Gulf oil spill is “largest marine oil … Creative Loafing Tampa (blog) Report: Gulf oil well leaked 56000 to 68000 barrels daily — Largest marine oil accident ever – After studying the data and watching video footage of the …

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Gulf oil spill to be focus of Skidaway Institute lecture Creative Coast Initiative The Deepwater Horizon oil spill will be a focus of the next program in the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography …

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The Green Community week in review: Greenpeace Gulf investigation continues … Creative Loafing Tampa (blog) Gulf oil spill updates: Oil on the sea floor and politics getting in the way of research – The further research and development of the oil spill is … and more »

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New York Times (blog)

Gulf oil spill updates: Oil on the sea floor and politics getting in the way … Creative Loafing Tampa (blog) The further research and development of the oil spill is acclaimed as highly urgent because of the daily changing ecosystem in the Gulf region. … Gulf oil spill: After it hit beaches, where did it go?Christian Science Monitor Gulf oil spill: BP well could be plugged by SundayLos Angeles Times (blog) BP May Take Back Some Contractor Responsibilities Following Gulf Oil SpillBloomberg National Geographic –Discovery News –FOXBusiness all 2,898 news articles »

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New York Times (blog)

Almost 80% of the oil from Deepwater Horizon disaster remains in the Gulf Creative Loafing Tampa (blog) … Georgia that was released yesterday stated that almost 80% of the oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster remains in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. … Deepwater Horizon: 'residual' vs 'remaining'Nature.com (blog) Scientists refute US report, say Gulf oil still widespreadSeattle Times Up to 79% of spilled oil still in gulf, scientists sayPalm Beach Post USA Today –Christian Science Monitor –Voice of America all 2,665 news articles »

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Creative Loafing Tampa (blog)

Greenpeace ship expedition investigating Gulf oil disaster to launch from Port … Creative Loafing Tampa (blog) Greenpeace will be launching their ship, The Arctic Sunrise, that is going on a three-month expedition to investigate the impacts of the Gulf oil disaster …

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CBC.ca

Deepwater Horizon disaster now dubbed the worst oil spill accident in history Creative Loafing Tampa (blog) After the Gulf oil well was capped on July 15, a federal scientific task force was at last allowed to study it and take readings to get a more definite look … Florida Deepwater Horizon Response August 3, 2010WMBB-TV Deepwater Horizon: EPA finds dispersants less toxic than oilOffshore Oil and Gas Magazine Deepwater Horizon: it's worse than you thought (again) – part 2Nature.com (blog) New York Daily News –BBC News –Lexology (registration) all 5,299 news articles »

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Twitter Lit: A New Creative Outlet
A scathing BP satire, a sitcom and a host of mimics: Twitter inspires creative voices–albeit succinct ones
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EPA launches Gulf oil spill website with up-to-date information Creative Loafing Tampa (blog) With the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico quickly becoming the worst oil disaster in the US (set to surpass the Exxon Valdez spill), the EPA has set up a … and more »

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