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BP claim money a boon for Gulf The Spokesman Review In the year since the Gulf oil spill, officials along the coast have gone on a spending spree with BP money, dropping tens of millions of dollars on gadgets and other gear – much of which had little to do with the cleanup, an Associated Press … Gulf Oil Spill: Some Workers Lost In Claims ProcessHuffington Post Tracking the Money: BP oil spill claims vary widely in amount, recipientThe News Herald all 22 news articles »

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Oil spokesman calls for more drilling NOLA.com Jack Gerard said the Obama administration is on the wrong track on both counts, especially after the massive BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico last year. … Oil spill updates: The Impact of the oil spill on birds (videos, photos, docs)Examiner.com Gulf Deepwater Drilling Resumes Without Changes To Spill LiabilityHuffington Post NOAA Opens Website on Gulf of Mexico Oil SpillOilPrice.com Reuters –National Center for Policy Analysis –Tampabay.com all 774 news articles »

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Oil spokesman calls for more drilling NOLA.com Jack Gerard said the Obama administration is on the wrong track on both counts, especially after the massive BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico last year. … Oil spill updates: The Impact of the oil spill on birds (videos, photos, docs)Examiner.com Gulf Deepwater Drilling Resumes Without Changes To Spill LiabilityHuffington Post NOAA Opens Website on Gulf of Mexico Oil SpillOilPrice.com Reuters –National Center for Policy Analysis –Tampabay.com all 774 news articles »

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BP spokesman: more proof of plumes needed
A spokesman for BP PLC says the company needs more proof to support claims by scientists that huge plumes of oil are suspended underwater in the Gulf of Mexico.
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BP spokesman: more proof needed to support claims of underwater oil plumes in Gulf
A spokesman for BP PLC says the company needs more proof to support claims by scientists that huge plumes of oil are suspended underwater in the Gulf of Mexico.
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