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BP's pain mounts, and for US lawyers the good times roll The National Fire aboard the mobile offshore drilling unit Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico: the US is suing BP and eight other companies linked to the resultant … Natural Gas and The Gulf HiatusEnergy Tribune Top 10 Green Stories of 2010TIME DOJ Files Civil Suit Against BP and Other Oil Spill Defendants; Plaintiffs …Corporate Counsel Neon Tommy –Houston Business Journal –Blue Wave News (blog) all 3,223 news articles »

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Evidence Mounts of Continued Harm from the Gulf Spill Triple Pundit Back in May, I interviewed two prominent scientists about the impact of the Gulf Oil spill. … Bacteria in the gulf mostly digested gas, not oil, study findsLos Angeles Times all 15 news articles »

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Cameron to Call Obama as Pressure Mounts to Defend BP on Spill
June 11 (Bloomberg) — U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron will talk to President Barack Obama about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico tomorrow after pressure mounted on the British leader to defend BP Plc against criticism in the U.S.
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Video: Day 52: Pressure Mounts on BP
Nearly two months in to the BP oil spill, nobody knows for sure how big the leak is. Mark Strassmann reports.
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Risky new attempt to plug oil spill as US anger mounts
WASHINGTON: BP was expected to begin its latest attempt to plug its haemorrhaging Deepwater Horizon well in the Gulf of Mexico last night Sydney time.
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US threatens to take control from BP as pressure mounts over spill
A BP cleanup crew removes oil from a beach on May 23, 2010 at Port Fourchon, Louisiana. (Photo courtesy: AFP) VENICE, May 24 (AFP) – The US government threatened to take over the response to a massive oil slick Sunday as pressure mounted on BP to get control of the month-old environmental disaster.
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Gulf oil spill at 30 days: frustration mounts along with amount of oil now coming ashore
It’s now been 30 days since the Gulf oil spill began after the Deepwater Horizon sank. As oil starts to come ashore on the Louisiana coast, frustration among the local population is mounting.
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