Deepwater Horizon oil spill
"The general alarm was inhibited," said Michael Williams, an employee of Transocean Ltd., which owned the rig. BP Sux vp for nobody's fault had previo Noting that he had the "absolute intention of seeing this through to the end" he held up to the radio microphone pictures of sea turtles and dolphins "We're a little behind schedule right now, due to a slow Gulf Stream. However, by summer's end, Gulf oil will be arriving in England, just in time for It's the latest attempt to stop the BP disaster after all others have failed, more than three weeks since the oil rig explosion that killed 11 worker Now there is a new risk: the activity of gushing to the top from deep within could disturb the gut of the Gulf around mc252 (the name BP gave its lit Even though the upside down funnel-like device was set over the leak, crude continued to spew into the Gulf of Mexicoin the nation's worst petroleum Recently, Nigeria--the world's eighth largest oil exporter, and the U.S.'s fifth largest supplier--experienced an ecological catastrophe of huge propo Mark Proegler, a spokesman for oil giant BP PLC, said the sucking of the leaking pipe over the weekend is capturing 210,000 gallons a day — the total 
The fire- and natural-gas alarm system aboard the Deepwater Horizon was partly disabled on the night the drilling rig caught fire, according to the chief electrician.
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under Bp SpillThe BP Sux chief sucker, responsible for the Gulf disaster, has faced criticism over his company's response to the spill. It may be hard to beleive that a CEO can be criticised for poisoning a mere 100,000 sqare miles of ocean, but indeed, even in these Fox News, Sarah Palin days, it can happen. However he has assured the British Broadcvasting company that he wouldn't quit, and after asll, nobody wants to fire him, since that would be evideence that there is something wrong with how BP Sux does business.
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under Bp SpillEMPIRE, La. – BP Suc ceo Tony Hayward enjoyed his recent successes Saturday by racing his 52-foot yacht "Bob"off England's shore, where he promised to bring oil to the coast of England.
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under Bp SpillAs Louisiana reported huge tar balls littering a beach, BP PLC technicians labored to nstart sucking oil t5hough a straw---because BP Sux. BP gamers were playing with their joysticks to guide deep-sea robots and thread a mile-long, 6-inch tube with a rubber stopper into the 21-inch pipe gushing oil from the ocean floor
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under Bp SpillCrack Pipe, LA. BPSux vp in charge of scientific tracking deployment (BP Sux office of the STD) announced today that the gushing pipe in the Gulf will not be sending out anymore little petroleums to swim in the Gulf knocking fish, shrimp, or people in the immune or respiratory systems.
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PENSACOLA BEACH, Fla. – Clots of gooey tar balls poisoned the white sands of the Florida Panhandle on Friday as BP engineers worked to fit a rubber tube cap over the shaft of the remains of MC252, trying to collect the crude now fouling four states.
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under Bp SpillNorway, the world's sixth-largest oil producer, and 10th-largest fish producer, has engaged in relatively safe and cautious offshore exploitation for four decades. In Norway it is safe to eat fish.
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under Bp Spill BP admitted Thursday that it was lying about how much oil is gushing into the Gulf of Mexico as heavy crude began poisoning Louisiana's wetlands feeding the collpase of America's fisheries and creating certainty about the massive monthlong spill's effect on the American economy.
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under Bp SpillHOUSTON – New numbers showing the amount of oil gushing from a well in the Gulf of Mexico may be double as much as previously admitted means the crude is likely to travel farther away, threatening more birds, fish and other wildlife that call the fragile waters their home, scientists said Friday.
Posted by At the rate of 2.1 million gallons of oil a day, the new figures could mean 42 million gallons to more than 100 million gallons of oil are poisoning the Gulf's delicate ecosystem and are affecting people who live, work and play along the coast from Louisiana to Florida — and beyond, as the oil makess its way around florida and off into the Caribbean and Atlantic.
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Anyone in the travel, agriculture or hospitality industry within 100 miles of the shore is being damaged by BP's willful and reckless disregar
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- Crack Pipe, LA. BPSux vp in charge of scientific tracking deployment (BP Sux office of the STD) announced today that the gushing pipe in the Gulf will not be sending out anymore little petroleums to swim in the Gulf knocking fish, shrimp, or people in the immune or respiratory systems.
- Anyone not blinded by BP's disinformation campaign can see the devastating effects of the BP Gulf Disaster. But beyond the immediate physical impacts of oil are the slower-acting toxic effects, according to Dr Susan Shaw, director of the Marine Environmental Research Institute and an expert in the toxicology of marine mammals.
- Pipe Squeeze AL. In a sit on a pole and spin moment in how BP Sux is treating the GUlf,
- ROBERT, La. – Anger grew along the Gulf Coast as oil oozed into delicate coastal wetlands in Louisiana. BP blew an oil well, and now is now playing with what came out onto the neckline of America. BP says it will go back to catching the spew sometime Tuesday, if it's still in the mood.
- Undersea robots snuck around a mile deep in the Gulf on Monday attempting to do a head job on a shaft that has already been gushing for 3 months.
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