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Recovery Effort Falls Short of BP’s Promises
Washington Post: In March Report to Regulators, Oil Co. Overstated Its Cleanup Capabilities in Event of Major Spill
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SPECIAL REPORT – Deepwater spills and short attention spans
NUEVO CAMPECHITO, Mexico (Reuters) – Within a week of the explosion of Mexico’s Ixtoc offshore oil well in June, 1979, Misterveel Rodriguez and other village fishermen were pulling up nets choked with tarballs instead of red snapper.
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When animal rescues fall short, evidence of oil spill’s toll on wildlife is collected
Veterinary morgues hold the remains of about 1,000 animals so far
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Gulf of Mexico oil spill means mini job boom for the short term
Gerald Herbert / The Associated PressOut of work fishermen hired in early May by BP PLC to lay oil booms in preparation for the looming oil spill from the sinking of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in Gulf of…
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Short term, oil spill means mini job boom in Gulf
Much as he hates to say it, Mark Leonard knows it’s true: The oil spill that is fouling the Gulf of Mexico may save his family’s business.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-05-23 20:24 UPDATE 1-US will “push” out BP if spill response falls short
HOUSTON, May 23 (Reuters) – The U.S. government will move aside BP from the operation to try to halt the Gulf of Mexico oil spill if it decides the company is not performing as required in its response to the well leak, U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said on Sunday. “I am angry and I am frustrated that BP has been unable to stop this oil from leaking and to stop the pollution from spreading …
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Gulf oil spill: Why booms, in short supply, may not save the day
Prices jump for oil-containment booms, as communities scramble to protect their coastlines from the approaching slick from the Gulf oil spill. Moreover, booms are effective only in certain conditions, experts say.

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