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Gulf Oil Spill

BP America
BP Fund Has Paid Out $5B to Gulf Spill Victims, but Criticism Persists
Kenneth Feinberg, administrator of the $20B fund, faces criticism from state attorneys general and others who believe payouts are being made too slowly
BP Plc has paid out more than $5 billion to 204,434 victims of last year's massive Gulf of Mexico...
By Moira Herbst, Reuters
Aug 23, 2011 | Read More
Rainbow Pipeline Spill
Latest Pair of Oil Accidents Fuel Opposition to Keystone Pipeline Extension
The BP crisis first provoked a closer look at Keystone XL a year ago as environmental security became a national concern
With reporting by Elizabeth McGowan With the oil industry under the national spotlight,...
By Stacy Feldman, SolveClimate News
May 12, 2011 | Read More
Oil burning by Isle Grande Terre
Gulf Oil Spill: BP Set to Avoid Gross Negligence Charge
Commission criticizes BP but concludes Gulf spill was "a system-wide problem"
BP is more likely to escape the potentially ruinous charge of gross negligence, according to City...
Tim Webb, Guardian
Jan 7, 2011 | Read More
BP Oil Spill Costs to Hit $40 Billion
BP's pre-tax profits for the third quarter of 2010 down to $1.8bn, compared with $4.98bn a year ago.
BP said today it expects the cost of the Deepwater Horizon oil disaster to be $7.7bn (£4.8bn)...
by Graeme Wearden, Guardian
Nov 2, 2010 | Read More
With Well Sealed, Investors Signal Brighter Financial Outlook for BP
One analyst says the company may emerge from the ordeal "reinvigorated."
by Andrew Clark, Guardian The final "killing" of BP's leaking well in the Gulf of...
By Guest Writer
Sep 21, 2010 | Read More
Oil Spill Troubles Multiply Within Vietnamese Fishing Community
BAYOU LA BATRE, AL. -- Cua Huynh sits on the living room floor of her trailer and cries. The 72-...
By Jacoba Charles
Aug 24, 2010 | Read More
We Are All Louisianans
Louisiana’s predicament is the plight of the entire US, writ large.
by Jason Mark, Earth Island Journal About 7,000 years ago, global sea levels stabilized and the...
By Guest Writer
Aug 22, 2010 | Read More
Alabama's Sea Turtle Eggs Relocated with 23,000 Others in Massive Rescue
Digging up every egg from every nest on the Gulf coast from Mississippi to Florida
GULF SHORES, AL. -- Every morning, Peggy Lively is up before dawn to survey the beach in front of...
By Jacoba Charles
Aug 17, 2010 | Read More
Alabama Shipbuilding Town Reels Under Drilling Moratorium
With foreign-farmed shrimp already a threat, the oil moratorium 'could kill our whole economy,' says local shipbuilder
BAYOU LA BATRE, AL.—Workers move nimbly across the frames of two half-finished steel boats at...
By Jacoba Charles
Aug 16, 2010 | Read More
BP Oil Spill: Endangered Species Still at Risk
Deepwater Horizon spill leads to rise in dolphins and endangered brown pelicans injured or killed this week
By Suzanne Goldenberg, Guardian U.S. officials recorded a big jump in the numbers of dolphins...
By Guest Writer
Aug 9, 2010 | Read More