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Scientist demands end to US 'addiction to oil'
Wikinews "What tremors are still to come in the Gulf? The aftershocks of the Gulf oil disaster will continue to cast a long shadow of uncertainty on the Gulf … Money hasn't bought a return to normalcy in the gulf region |
 Washington Post |
Scientist demands end to America's 'addiction to oil'
Wikinews Inkley stated it is ultimately responsible for the Deepwater Horizon disaster earlier this year. Doug Inkley, a senior scientist working for the National … 3 environmental groups sue BP over gulf oil spill Researchers seek out coral killers at oil spill Gulf Struggles to Regain Footing 6 Months Later |
 msnbc.com |
UC Santa Cruz scientist finds the silver lining in the Gulf oil spill disaster
San Jose Mercury News Six months after the rig explosion that led to the largest offshore oil spill in US history, damage to the Gulf of Mexico can be measured more in increments … SACE Launches New Video: Southern Solutions to Gulf Oil Drilling Gulf Oil Spill Decimated Tuna Populations Ocean Researchers Left on the Docks |
 Mississippi Press (blog) |
UC Santa Cruz scientist finds the silver lining in the Gulf oil spill disaster
Santa Cruz Sentinel SANTA CRUZ — When the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded in April, millions of barrels of oil leaked into the Gulf of Mexico, … Gulf Oil Rescuers Return to Bay Area Home Gulf moratorium is over but drilling has to wait Gulf Oil Spill Dispersant Rally: Clean Gulf |
 MyFox Atlanta |
Scientist: 'Slime Highway' at Bottom of Gulf
MyFox Atlanta Doctor Samantha Joye spent a month in the gulf after the Deepwater Horizon disaster. She says the slime appears to be a combination of oil and other residue … FIRE CHIEF Editors Speak with Local Responders About Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill |
 Kansas City Star |
Scientist Says More Than 50% of Oil Still in Gulf
Wall Street Journal WASHINGTON—More than half of the oil that spilled into the sea from BP PLC's blown-out well remains in the Gulf of Mexico and is a "highly … US commission probes Gulf oil spill Public perception of BP affected spill response, Allen says The Marionette: Gulf Oil Spill Affecting Local Restaurants and Supermarkets |
 Telegraph.co.uk |
'Nauseating' Damage in Gulf, Says Scientist
The Epoch Times Natural seeps of oil and gas in the Gulf of Mexico emit about 1000 barrels a day for the whole body of water, but the amount in the plume she investigated … Gary Bogue: Gulf oil spill: A final behind-the-scenes peek at this mess Man with local ties relates his role in Gulf oil spill cleanup Immeasurable costs of the Gulf oil spill |
GRAND ISLE, La. – NOAA scientist Sam Walker explains the capabilities and techniques the crew of the NOAA ship Pisces use to conduct sub-surface oil monitoring operations near Grand Isle, La., Sept 14, 2010. Several different techniques to monitor and track sub-surface oil remnants from the spill are being used off the coast of Louisiana. U.S. Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Etta Smith.
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GRAND ISLE, La.- NOAA scientist Sam Walker explains the capabilities and techniques the crew of the NOAA ship Pisces use to conduct sub-surface oil monitoring operations near Grand Isle, La., Sept 14, 2010. Several different techniques to monitor and track sub-surface oil remnants from the spill are being used off the coast of Louisiana. U.S. Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Etta Smith
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