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Topic: Gulf of Mexico oil spill
It appears that BP is not only dodgy at capping leaks, but also dodgy at doctoring photographs. One blogger noticed that the oil giant altered a photograph of its command center. Dadly, too.

Did BP doctor photos of its crisis command centre?

Companies

Jul 21, 2010

The Obama administration has come under fire for its response to BP's Gulf of Mexico oil spill. But what would the Republicans have done differently, and would they have achieved a better result?

Would the Republicans have managed the Gulf oil spill any better?

Links

Jul 21, 2010

BP may have halted the oil leaking into the Gulf of Mexico but the hidden damage to the region's ecosystems could be around for decades, writes <b>Justin Gillis</b> and <b>Leslie Kaufman</b>.

Oil crisis could haunt the Gulf for years

Environment

Jul 19, 2010

While commercial fishing and now recreational fishing are increasingly perceived as a threat to the oceans, it is hard to see how they are a greater threat than seismic testing and oil wells, writes Crikey naturalist <b>Lionel Elmore</b>.

What’s the bigger threat to marine parks: fishing or oil spills?

Environment

Jul 16, 2010

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Richard Farmer’s chunky bits: mischief in the offing for Greens Brown

Richard Farmer’s chunky bits

Jul 16, 2010

Nearly three months after the Deepwater Horizon oil rig began spewing oil into the Gulf of Mexico, BP have finally plugged the leak. The beleaguered company has warned, however, that the disaster "isn't over."

BP plugs Gulf oil spill

Environment

Jul 16, 2010

In today's chunky bits: tourists covered with oil, a beautiful straight bat, how confident consumers vote and more.

Richard Farmer’s chunky bits: we’re feelin’ good again about financial prospects

Richard Farmer’s chunky bits

Jul 14, 2010

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An American geologist has taken a leaf out of Dexter's book, using blood spotting crime scene techniques to illuminate the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

PHOTO GALLERY: UV lights illuminate Gulf oil spill

Environment

Jul 13, 2010

The BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill is not only creating a mess in nearby states -- it’s also creating a massive mess with BP’s decades-long campaign to work with NGOs on environmental issues, writes <b>Noel Turnbull</b>.

Companies and NGOs — how close is too close?

Companies

Jul 08, 2010

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BP's catastrophic oil spill is one of the worst environmental disasters in, well, ever, but could it be that we've already lost interest? New statistics suggest social networking users are over it.

The Gulf of Mexico oil spill is sooo last month

Digital

Jul 07, 2010

Publicly the US government has been critical of BP and its Gulf of Mexico spill. But the US military has contracts with BP worth at least US$980 million, with at least one big one being signed since the spill.

BP + US Defense Department = cha-ching

Companies

Jul 06, 2010

The petroleum industry is fighting a proposed new tax to pay for the cleanup of BP's Gulf of Mexico oil spill, even though oil production is among the best subsidised businesses in America, says <b>David Kocieniewski</b>.

Uncle Sam’s slippery oil subsidies

Companies

Jul 05, 2010

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