BP Could Face Manslaughter Charges for Deepwater Horizon Deaths
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A short, semi-terrifying list.
Government retort: response was “in full force and immediate."
BP sensors detect that the relief well has connected with the original Macando well 18,000 feet below the surface of the Gulf.
Celebrating Louisiana's harvest since 1967.
Drilling restriction would "have a substantial impact on our cash flow."
The actor takes a stand in new Spike Lee documentary.
Scientists lost track of the oil "mist" after Hurricane Alex.
At levels toxic to underwater organisms.
"At the end of the day, they did exactly what we recommended."
Three quarters of the oil has been eliminated.
$10 billion in damages for a benzene leak in Texas. Add it to their tab.
BP CEO will be sitting on piles of money in Russia.
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