 Boston Globe |
BP refused to use non-toxic dispersants in oil spill
Examiner.com The daily “Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Response Updates”, as provided to congressional staff, clearly indicates that on June 11, BP applied 14300 gallons of … Day 104: The Latest on the Oil Spill EPA says Gulf dispersants not more toxic than oil |
 Telegraph.co.uk |
Gulf oil spill update with pictures: BP static kill working, new oil flow …
Examiner.com Ship working near the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill during the static kill operation yesterday. August 4, 2010 – BP announced this morning that the static … Obama: Gulf oil spill fight nearing an end BP Oil Spill Update: BP “Static Kill” Procedure a Success in Gulf Obama team defends upbeat Gulf oil spill report |
 Globe and Mail |
BP oil spill update: map of Gulf of Mexico 8-4-2010 – static kill status and …
Examiner.com BP oil spill update: While BP claims the static kill procedure is working to hold the pressure of the oil down, the Coast Guard is maintaining the relief … White House: 75 percent of spilled Gulf oil gone Static kill won't end Gulf oil spill drama – even if it works BP Controls Gulf Well That Caused Record Oil Spill |
 Reuters UK |
BP says Static Kill working to hold down oil. Another week until Bottom Kill …
Examiner.com That stopped the flow of oil for the first time since April 20th explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig. The Static Kill procedure of pumping heavy mud … Transcript of Thad Allen's briefing Tuesday on the Deepwater Horizon spill So far, so good with 'static kill,' BP says Deepwater Horizon: Injection test leading to static kill due in next few hours |
 The Guardian |
Experts say Gulf oil spill disaster hyped
Examiner.com Ships work near the site of the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill on August 3 in the Gulf of Mexico. Now that BP's oil has ceased its march into the Gulf, … Deepwater Horizon disaster now dubbed the worst oil spill accident in history Survey Finds Gulf Oil Spill Taking Physical, Mental Toll on Adults and Children BP's Gulf Oil Leak Ranks as World's Worst Caused by an Accident |
Globe and Mail |
The latest updates on the Gulf Coast oil spill relief efforts
Examiner.com BP continues to make preparations to begin the "static kill" operation which could permanently plug the leak behind the Gulf oil spill. … BP's Gulf Oil Leak Ranks as World's Worst Caused by an Accident Gulf Oil spill is worst accidental spill ever Gulf Oil Spill: Worst of Its Kind, Ever |
Globe and Mail |
Video: Rush Limbaugh declares the Gulf oil spill disaster over, defends use of …
Examiner.com In a long rant defending BP and criticizing Congress, Limbaugh claimed that the Gulf oil spill problem is "solved." He further claims that the dispersants … BP aims to plug gulf oil well for good with two-pronged 'kill' shot Government revises Gulf oil flow estimate to 62000 barrels a day Put hysteria aside, and learn from oil spill |
 Austin American-Statesman |
Admiral Thad Allen 'satisfied' with dispersant use in Gulf oil spill
Examiner.com BP used dispersants to break up the oil to prevent it from coming ashore on beaches and coastal areas. What that means is the oil will remain in the Gulf of … Report: Too much dispersant in the Gulf “HUGE discrepancies”: 1.8 million gallons of dispersant “now in question … |
 CNN |
BP oil spill update: 'The beginning of the end' nears as crews begin 'static …
Examiner.com Over the past two weeks a temporary cap has kept any new oil from leaking into the Gulf, but that solution was never intended to be permanent and there were … BP prepares to finally "kill" leaking well BP's (NYSE:BP) Static Kill Delayed Due To Debris BP gears up for two-phase effort to plug Gulf oil well |
 Examiner.com |
Oil spill wildlife update
Examiner.com The Unified Area Command for the Deepwater Horizon BP oil spill keeps and daily updates a consolidated fish and wildlife report documenting all wildlife … Insurance Company Coalition Pledges to Help Gulf Coast Wildlife Affected by BP … |
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