GM Uses BP Disaster Equipment for Chevy Volt ShortNews.com General Motors said it uses plastic boom material left over from the Gulf oil spill to put it under the hood of its new electric car, the Chevy Volt. … Gulf Oil Boom Recycled Into Volt PartsEarthTechling Chevrolet Volt Made From BP Oil Spill Trash – Oil-Soaked BoomsLegit Reviews Chevy Volt To Feature Parts Made From Recycled Gulf Oil Spill MaterialsGearlog (blog) EcoWorld.com –Online PR News (press release) all 22 news articles »
GM uses oil-soaked boom from Gulf of Mexico to make Chevy Volt parts Los Angeles Times The plastic boom material used to soak up oil spilled in the Gulf of Mexico is being repurposed in the plug-in hybrid electric Chevrolet Volt. … Chief of BP fund says full recovery likely for GulfUSA Today GM Turns Booms From Gulf Oil Spill Into Chevy Volt PartsMashable GM Makes Chevrolet Volt Parts From BP Oil Spill BoomsDailyTech Inhabitat –AltTransport –Automobile Magazine all 244 news articles »
UCF uses dolphins to research effects of gulf oil spill Orlando Sentinel With the funding of a Florida Institute of Oceanography grant, Worthy's team started observing changes in the gulf after the Deepwater Horizon spill spewed … BP and Other Responsible Parties Have Been Billed 1 Million for Spill CleanupThe Washington Independent NL delegation to look at Gulf oil spillMetro Canada – Ottawa The Jacket Journal: Making It Right?my.hsj.org NewsOK.com –Mississippi Press (blog) –Huffington Post all 269 news articles »
BP Uses ‘Junk Shot,’ Calls Oil Spill a ‘Catastrophe’ (Update2)
May 28 (Bloomberg) — BP Plc added golf balls and rubber scraps to the mud it was pumping into its leaking Gulf of Mexico oil well in an effort to stop the spill that Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward called an “environmental catastrophe.” Read more on Bloomberg
BP’s Cleanup Uses Detergent-Like Chemical to Attack Oil Slick
May 5 (Bloomberg) — BP Plc is fighting the oil slick menacing the Gulf Coast with more than 150,000 gallons of a detergent-like chemical intended to blend oil and water.