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Storm could be latest problem in spill cleanup
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – A tropical storm churning in the Caribbean could be the latest bad news for BP crews trying to contain and clean up the massive oil spill in the Gulf, an effort that has been plagued by setbacks for more than two months.
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Storm Could Be Latest Problem in Gulf Spill Cleanup
A tropical storm churning in the Caribbean could be the latest bad news for BP crews trying to clean up the oil spill in the Gulf, an effort that has been plagued by setbacks for more than two months.
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Tropical storm could be latest blow to containing massive Gulf spill; forecasters watch path
A tropical storm churning in the Caribbean could be the latest bad news for BP crews trying to contain and clean up the massive oil spill in the Gulf, an effort that has been plagued by setbacks…
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Latest blunder feeds frustration in the Gulf
Earlier this month, BP boldly predicted the oil gushing from the bottom of the sea would be reduced to a “relative trickle” within days, and President Barack Obama told the nation last week that
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A small portion of the giant oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has reached a powerful current that could carry it as far as Florida and Cuba. Right now, BP is bringing a mixture of natural gas and oil up to a ship which is storing it and burning off the gas. The United States has already imposed a large no-fishing zone in waters affected by the spill. Join The Illuminati (Msg Me). SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL. Copyright: www.youtube.com

english.ntdtv.com Video from the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico where a massive oil leak continues to spew. Massachusetts Congressman Edward Markey is providing a live stream of the BP video on his website after saying he was frustrated that BP had only released parts of it. BP’s had estimated that 5000 barrels per day are being spilled, many put that number much higher — some estimates at over 25000 barrels per day. As the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico continues to spread, BP says it has been able to capture about a fifth of the oil leaking from the ruptured Deepwater Horizon well by using a mile -long siphon tube deployed by undersea robots down to the leaking well. On Wednesday the US Navy released video, shot on Sunday showing gas brought up from the tube being burned by the drill ship Discover Enterprise, a process known as flaring. The spill has been flowing since April 20, when an explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig sank the drilling platform and killed 11 workers.

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Gulf oil spill latest: Obama plans fourth tour of region
President Barack Obama is going back to the Gulf of Mexico, this time venturing on to new ground tainted by oil, before he speaks to the nation about…
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BP inches ahead in latest bid to control oil spill
VENICE, Louisiana: Robot submarines plying the dark, frigid depths of the Gulf of Mexico made halting progress in BP’s latest bid to siphon off oil belching from its ruptured wellhead, but tar balls and other debris from the spill posed new threats to the region’s shoreline. While BP Plc inched ahead with its new plan to contain the undersea gusher , CEO Tony Hayward
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BP CEO concedes that latest effort to contain Gulf oil spill is risky….
BP CEO concedes that latest effort to contain Gulf oil spill is risky.
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Saw stuck in riser pipe in BP’s latest attempt to contain oil spill
BP videoIn image made from video released by British Petroleum (BP PLC), robot submarines use a circular saw-like device to cut a pipe at the Deepwater Horizon oil rig Tuesday.BP temporarily suspended its effort to contain oil leaking into…
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