Oil spill in Michigan's Kalamazoo River has echoes of Gulf of Mexico disaster
By Kari Lydersen and David A. Fahrenthold, Washington Post, August 6, 2010
MARSHALL, MICH. -- In the Summer of the Spill, history is already repeating itself, this time in Michigan.
Rumored BP sale raises concerns
Bill Walker, Alaska Dispatch, July 16, 2010
It is being widely reported that various companies are considering acquiring BP.
BP drilling of test methane well raises protest in Fernie
By Kelly Cryderman, Calgary Herald, July 14, 2010
Fernie-area residents are taking to the streets Wednesday to protest BP’s drilling of a test coal bed methane well leading to a potentially larger project they say could ruin the natural landscape and wildlife corridor.
BP freezes work on relief well and temporary cap for Gulf oil spill
The Associated Press, NOLA.com, July 14, 2010
BP froze activity on two key projects Wednesday meant to choke off the flow of oil billowing from its broken well in the Gulf of Mexico after days of moving confidently toward controlling the crisis.
Exec says BP could plug well by end of July
By BRETT CLANTON, Houston Chronicle, July 2, 2010
Gulf Coast native takes over cleanup effort
BP could plug its gushing Gulf oil well by the end of July, ahead of a projected target of August, if weather conditions permit and the drilling of relief wells keeps going smoothly, the newly appointed executive in charge of the company's response said Friday.
Gulf oil spill: A hole in the world
Naomi Klein, The Guardian, June 19, 2010
The Deepwater Horizon disaster is not just an industrial accident – it is a violent wound inflicted on the Earth itself. In this special report from the Gulf coast, a leading author and activist shows how it lays bare the hubris at the heart of capitalism
Oil Spill: Flow Rate Estimate Higher, Containment Capacity Also Grows
Environment News Service, June 18, 2010
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (ENS) - The amount of oil spewing from the broken BP wellhead in the Gulf of Mexico is likely 35,000 barrels per day, National Incident Commander U.S. Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen said today, based on a new estimate from the Flow Rate Technical Group. He said BP's containment system captured about 25,000 barrels yesterday, the largest daily amount collected since the well was partly capped earlier this month.
A Dose of Corporate Reality
by Ray Grigg, Shades of Green, June 19, 2010
Look deeply into the oil-soaked waters of the Gulf of Mexico to get a clear insight into the corporate reality that entangles our economic system and threatens our environmental security.
Why BP won't pay for full Gulf spill clean-up
By Robert Reich, Christian Science Monitor, May 17, 2010
Oil giant BP has been making public statements about its corporate social responsibility for as many years as it’s behaved irresponsibly.
Why BP should pay spill’s full cost
Terence Corcoran, National Post, 4 May 2010
By some merciful force or just good luck, the giant BP oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico yesterday remained the greatest environmental disaster that hasn’t happened.
