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The Riser Insertion Tube Tool involves inserting a four-inch diameter tube into the Horizon’s riser between the well and the broken end of the riser
Gulf of Mexico response

Deepwater Horizon – May 17, 2010 – Sanchez – BP inserts its Tube to suck oil

A month on and the BP off-shore rig spill is still flowing into the Gulf of Mexico. Rust colored oil has washed into marshlands and the Mississippi river, endangering wildlife and nature reserves on the American coastline. Big business seems reluctant to take responsibility for the clean up and locals fear they are on the brink of a ecological disaster.
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BP: Tube siphoned more oil underwater Monday
Associated Press – May 25, 2010 11:05 AM ET COVINGTON, La. (AP) – BP says it siphoned more oil with a mile-long tube after two days of falling totals from a leaking seafloor well in the Gulf of…
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BP says tube collecting less oil, as damage continues
Just as U.S. President Barack Obama announced he was sending top administration officials to monitor the massive oil spill in the Gulf Coast, the company at the heart of the disaster said one of the ways it’s trying to stem the flow of oil is working less effectively.
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Recent Updates for Deepwater Horizon Response

Another setback for oil spill containment as tube gets pulled out
BP inserted a mile-long tube into its damaged pipe late Saturday night aimed at capturing much of the oil gushing from a well at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, but it got yanked out as a line from a Remotely-Operated Vehicle got entangled with the tube’s line to the surface, according to sourc… Oil spill – Environment – Business – Gulf of Mexico – Energy

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