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Ships evacuate as Bonnie nears Gulf oil spill NECN (NECN: Jennifer Eagan) – Permanent efforts to seal the broken Gulf of Mexico oil well were put on hold as Tropical Storm Bonnie approached Friday. … Tropical Storm Bonnie Forms, Heading for Florida and BP's Gulf Oil SpillBloomberg Relief oil well on hold as Bonnie forces Gulf evacuationsCNN Gulf oil spill: Well will stay sealed through stormLos Angeles Times New York Times –Gov Monitor –USA Today all 4,358 news articles »
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July 02, 2010 by
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BP spill nears a somber record as Gulf’s biggest
BP’s massive oil spill will become the largest ever in the Gulf of Mexico by Thursday based on the highest of the federal government’s estimates, an ominous record that underscores the oil giant’s dire need to halt the gusher.
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July 02, 2010 by
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BP spill nears somber record as Gulf’s largest
NEW ORLEANS #8212; BP #8217;s massive oil spill will become the largest ever in the Gulf of Mexico today based on the highest of the federal government #8217;s estimates, an ominous record that underscores the oil giant #8217;s dire need to halt the gusher.
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June 02, 2010 by
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Oil nears Florida as BP tries risky cap move
As submersible robots made another risky attempt to control the underwater Gulf oil gusher, the crude on the surface spread, closing in on Florida. BP’s stock plummeted and took much of the market down with it, and the federal government announced criminal and civil investigations into the spill.
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May 11, 2010 by
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Expert: Look for wind to play more of a role as Gulf oil spill nears coast (with video)
As the Gulf of Mexico oil spill gets in the shallower shoreline areas, expect wind-driven currents to play a greater role in where the oil goes, experts studying the effects of currents on the spills say.
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