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BP Gulf Spill: Why the Boycott Isn’t Working [UPDATE]
A new group of business owners are gunning for BP: Owners of BP-branded gas stations.
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Rough Seas From Hurricane Alex 2010 Pushing Oil Closer To Gulf Coast Beaches
Rough seas generated by Hurricane Alex pushed more oil from the massive spill onto Gulf coast beaches as cleanup vessels were sidelined by the far-away storm's ripple effects.
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Senate Panels Approve Offshore Oil Drilling Bills: Liability Cap Would Be Removed, Regulation Increased
Congress began advancing legislation Wednesday that imposes new safeguards on offshore oil drilling.
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Hurricane Alex 2010: First Atlantic Hurricane Of The Season
Hurricane Alex churned westward through the Gulf of Mexico early Wednesday, far from oil spill cleanup efforts but on a collision course with Mexico and the southern Texas coastline.
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Gulf’s coastal wetlands surviving despite oil spill
From a seaplane 1,000 feet above Louisiana's coastal wetlands, the places hit hardest by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill are easy to spot: dark slashes marring a vast expanse of marshes and bayous.
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US accepts international assistance for Gulf spill
WASHINGTON – (AP) The United States is accepting help from 12 countries and international organizations in dealing with the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
The State Department said ... Continue Reading
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Gulf farmers asked to flood fields for migrating birds
The U.S. says it will pay landowners in the region to create nesting grounds in the hope that birds will avoid oil-contaminated habitats. Up to $20 million could be spent.
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