BP Complaints

A practical solution to the horrible disaster at the Deepwater Horizon Oil Rig… part of a long line of practical solutions. A solution that also works in everyones favor… theoretically speaking that is…

This footage is from May 28, 2010 when BP was attempting the top kill process and later also the so-called junk shot to stop the oil leak. NewsUSA.MyFeedPortal.com has the live BP video feeds embedded on it’s site for easy viewing of the progress made, 5000 feet below on the sea floor of the Gulf of Mexico. Photo at end of video of oil spill on Gulf waters: www.energybulletin.net The Deepwater Horizon crude oil disaster has been terrible and it is important to get this leak plugged or at least a large majority of the spilled oil siphon off or collected as soon as possible. Follow complete coverage of the clean-up and oil leak plugging efforts on newsusa.myfeedportal.com The latest is that the top kill has failed and now onto trying lowering a containment device called a lower marine riser package cap, or LMRP over the leaking BOP and siphon off the spilling product, ehh, crude oil, up to a surface ship. — — —

British Petroleum (BP) Requests Field Tests of ACT Clean Technologies, Inc. Fluids for Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill …
NEW ORLEANS — ACT Clean Technologies, Inc. today announced that BP has requested field tests of ACT Clean Technologies, Inc. fluids for remediation of the Gulf Oil Spill damage. Ancon Marine, Inc., a contractor which sells fluids for ACT’s wholly-owned subsidiary, American Petroleum Solutions, Inc., has been requested by BP to conduct field tests of ACT’s patented cleaning fluids for the …

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British Petroleum says it will pay for Gulf oil spill’s cleanup
VENICE, La. – British Petroleum PLC said Monday that it will pay for all the cleanup costs from a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that could continue spewing crude for at least another week.

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Ooh that smell: Petroleum stench invading Southwest Florida could be from oil rig
A weird smell described as petroleum or lamp oil is wafting across parts of Southwest Florida, including northern Collier County, according to reports this afternoon.

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