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Gulf oil spill: Where has the oil gone?
Since BP capped its ruptured well, the Gulf oil spill has shrunk dramatically. The Gulf itself is breaking down the oil at top speed, but past spills indicate the effects could linger for decades.
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Effort to cut and cap Gulf oil stalls with stuck saw
Engineers may have to bring in a second saw to finish the cut-and-cap operation.
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BP oil spill closes in on Florida Gulf coast
While robots attempt to stop the BP oil spill, crude oil is getting closer to beaches on the Florida Gulf coast.
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Can the three million feet of booms in the Gulf contain the oil?
More than three million feet of boom has been deployed along the coast, but it's not a fail-safe method.
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Oil spill: What is the threat to Gulf of Mexico seafood?
The Gulf of Mexico seafood industry is insisting that the oil spill has caused no major damage yet. But if nursery grounds are harmed, the impact could be serious.
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Gulf of Mexico oil spill could be bigger than Exxon Valdez
The US military has joined the effort to contain the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. It's been declared an event of 'national significance,' meaning more resources will be available.
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Oil rig explosion unmasks 'dangerous myth' of safety, lawmakers say
The Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion comes three weeks after the Obama administration proposed opening up parts of the Gulf for deepwater exploration. Two Democratic senators are raising broader safety concerns.








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