BP report spreads blame in Gulf oil disaster
September 8, 2010
BP said today that a series of failures involving a number of companies ultimately led to the huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
BP said today that a series of failures involving a number of companies ultimately led to the huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
BP plans to finish drilling into the base of the Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico this week to pump in mud and cement
The vast majority of the oil from the BP oil spill has either evaporated or been burned, skimmed, recovered from the wellhead or dispersed, according
A test is set today to determine whether an effort to permanently seal the ruptured BP oil well in the Gulf of Mexico can proceed,
So far, so good. The worst oil spill in U.S. history remains capped for a second day, as the well integrity test continued, USA Today
BP announced that the installation of a new sealing cap over the leaking Gulf of Mexico well was going as planned, according to media reports.
The National Hurricane Center this morning reported an area of low pressure in the Caribbean has a strong chance of becoming the first tropical storm
BP agreed to set aside $20 billion to pay damage claims to people and businesses affected by the Gulf oil spill. The announcement followed a
A charter captain in Key West, Fla., is suing BP Global, saying the oil company is responsible for his loss of tourist customers. Although no
A BP executive is defending his company’s attempts to stop a massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico amid growing frustration and suggestions that
BP said today that a series of failures involving a number of companies ultimately led to the huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
BP plans to finish drilling into the base of the Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico this week to pump in mud and cement
The vast majority of the oil from the BP oil spill has either evaporated or been burned, skimmed, recovered from the wellhead or dispersed, according
A test is set today to determine whether an effort to permanently seal the ruptured BP oil well in the Gulf of Mexico can proceed,
So far, so good. The worst oil spill in U.S. history remains capped for a second day, as the well integrity test continued, USA Today
BP announced that the installation of a new sealing cap over the leaking Gulf of Mexico well was going as planned, according to media reports.
The National Hurricane Center this morning reported an area of low pressure in the Caribbean has a strong chance of becoming the first tropical storm
BP agreed to set aside $20 billion to pay damage claims to people and businesses affected by the Gulf oil spill. The announcement followed a
A charter captain in Key West, Fla., is suing BP Global, saying the oil company is responsible for his loss of tourist customers. Although no
A BP executive is defending his company’s attempts to stop a massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico amid growing frustration and suggestions that
