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A new federal report released on Wednesday puts most of the blame on BP for the biggest offshore oil spill in U.S. history.
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BP says it has agreed to pay $4.5 billion in a settlement over the disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico
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The first criminal charges in the BP oil spill and Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico have been filed.
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BP has now settled lawsuits filed by more than 100,000 victims over the massive 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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A new federal report released on Wednesday puts most of the blame on BP for the biggest offshore oil spill in U.S. history.
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A new federal report released on Wednesday puts most of the blame on BP for the biggest offshore oil spill in U.S. history.
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A new oil sheen has been spotted in the Gulf of Mexico, but there's no immediate indication it's the result of a new spill.
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Kevin Costner is teaming up with a Louisiana barge builder, hoping to help prevent another oil disaster.
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Wednesday marks the one-year anniversary of the deadly explosion in the Gulf of Mexico that triggered a massive oil spill.
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Oil from the BP spill remains stuck on the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, says a top marine scientist's latest report.
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BP's compensation fund for Gulf spill victims has issued a payment to just one of the thousands awaiting checks.
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The Coast Guard says 928 miles of Gulf Coast beaches were tainted with oil and fewer than 30 miles are left to clean.
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A new report shows that a scientist may have saved the Gulf of Mexico from a few more weeks of oil gushing from the BP well.
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Experts said BP missed and ignored warning signs before the massive oil well blowout in the Gulf of Mexico.
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A federal report claims the Obama administration edited a safety report on off-shore oil drilling in a misleading way.
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BP's blown-out oil well at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico has finally been killed once and for all.
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One more pressure test on a cement plug stands in the way of declaring BP's blown-out Gulf well permanently dead.
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BP's blown-out well is expected to be permanently shut and declared dead by Sunday, said Incident Commander Thad Allen.
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A device that failed to stop the massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill arrived at a NASA facility in Louisiana for analysis.
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An internal report says that BP blames itself, other companies' workers and a series of failures for the Gulf oil spill.
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A key piece of evidence in the Gulf oil spill is headed to a NASA facility in Louisiana where it will be analyzed.
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A vessel latched onto a key piece of evidence in the oil spill investigation Friday morning.
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An oil platform exploded and burned off the Louisiana coast Thursday, the second such disaster in the Gulf in five months.
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Underwater robots set a cap onto the leaking well in the Gulf of Mexico, offering hope of containing the gusher.
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Work on the new cap on the gushing oil leak in the Gulf is on track and has even outpaced expectations of officials.
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Work on the new cap on the oil leak in the Gulf is on track and has even outpaced officials' expectations.
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Officials said the containment cap over the Gulf oil leak has been removed, making way for an improved, tighter lid.
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Robots began working on replacing a faulty cap over the gushing oil well on the floor of the Gulf Saturday.
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A new containment cap and an additional oil collecting ship could contain the Gulf spill by Monday, officials say.
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A relief well into the Gulf of Mexico's floor to end the leak could be done ahead of schedule only in ideal conditions.
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BP's costs for the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico passed $3 billion, as choppy seas hampered the cleanup efforts.
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Rough weather is slowing down oil spill cleanup efforts in the Gulf of Mexico even after the passing of Hurricane Alex.
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Gulf of Mexico cleanup crews are testing a new giant oil skimmer, purported to be the largest oil skimmer in the world.
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The Obama administration and BP are facing increasing complaints that they're ignoring available oil cleanup help.
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BP's massive oil spill became the largest ever in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday.
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The government implemented a huge new piece of equipment Wednesday: the world's largest oil-skimming vessel.
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Oil-skimming ships in the Gulf of Mexico were sent back to shore Tuesday due to Tropical Storm Alex.
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BP says mounting costs for cleaning up the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico have reached $2.65 billion.
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A tropical weather system slamming into parts of Mexico has yet to take direct aim at the Gulf spill area for now.
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A tropical storm churning in the Caribbean could mean bad news for BP crews trying to clean up the Gulf oil spill.
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Tests show BP is on target for mid-August completion of a relief well in the Gulf of Mexico, the company said Friday.
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A cap on BP's broken oil well is back on after a deep-sea blunder forced crews to temporarily remove it on Wednesday.
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Hundreds of thousands of gallons more oil gushed into the Gulf of Mexico Wednesday after BP was forced to remove a cap.
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A judge has blocked a moratorium on new deepwater drilling projects that was imposed in response to the Gulf oil spill.
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A BP executive standing in for CEO Tony Hayward was heckled by protesters at an oil conference in London.
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BP says it has spent $2 billion in two months fighting its Gulf of Mexico oil spill and compensating victims.
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Crews are drilling deeper to build the relief wells, the best hope of stopping the oil leak at the bottom of the Gulf.
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As the massive BP oil spill fouls the Gulf Coast, the company's CEO took time to attend a swanky yacht race in England.
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BP has paid less than 12 percent of claims submitted by people and businesses harmed by the massive Gulf oil spill.
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Lawmakers at a Congressional hearing Tuesday fired shots at BP's chief for the catastrophic oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.
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