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Gulf oil disaster hasn't cut US thirst to drill CBC.ca (BP/Associated Press) The administration of President Barack Obama issued a moratorium on new offshore oil drilling in the wake of last year's disaster, but lifted it for the Gulf of Mexico in October. In Louisiana, where coastal areas were most … PICTURES: The Gulf Oil Disaster One Year LaterNational Journal BP oil spill: Forgotten but not goneLos Angeles Times Gulf Oil Spill One Year Later: The Most Powerful PhotosHuffington Post Stuff.co.nz –WTOL.com –Orlando Sentinel all 4,363 news articles »

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Our Thirst for Oil: Issues Raised by the Gulf Spill Wall Street Journal This summer's Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico called attention to the world's thirst for oil and the hazards of that … Six months after the BP spill, Canada slammed for 'business as usual' approachVancouver Sun Gulf Oil Rescuers Return to Bay Area HomeNBC Bay Area The BP oil well's plugged. Now what? Cleaning up the GulfJackson Clarion Ledger Orlando Sentinel –Motley Fool –Washington Post all 212 news articles »

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Commentary: BP’s Behavior In The Gulf Is Appalling, But Our Thirst For Oil Is The Real Issue
Intellpuke: This commentary was written by Ian R. MacDonald, Professor of Oceanography at Florida State University, and appeared in The Observer online edition for Sunday, May 30, 2010. In his commentary, Prof. MacDonald writes: “Science will solve this crisis, but the real cause is America’s demands and our refusal to pay oil’s true price.”
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