Protecting What's Right

Gulf Oil Spill -Who Will Pay?

Jan052012

Despite the desperate need for companies harmed by the Deepwater Horizon explosion and resulting oil spill to receive remuneration, the financial fight over which companies will pay for the Gulf Spill mess lingers. Cleaning up the spill, the largest in United States history, is expected to cost about $42 billion, and the finger pointing is [...]

The Gulf Oil Spill – How Cleaning May Have Left Things Dirtier

Sep062011

As if cleaning up the oil in the water hasn’t been a big enough worry for residents along the Gulf Coast, now they can add the chemicals used to clean the water to their worry list. A recent report, prepared by Toxipedia Consulting Services, along with the non-profit, Earth Justice, presents findings from a literature [...]

New Findings Echo Reports That BP Chose Less Expensive, Higher-Risk Actions Before Oil Spill

Nov172010

The National Academy of Engineering released its independent report earlier this week about what possibly caused the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion and led to the resulting oil spill. Though the report offers little new insight, it repeats key findings presented in previous newspaper reports and other investigations about key human errors that led to the [...]

Former BP CEO Admits BP Was “Totally Unprepared” for Gulf Oil Spill

Nov112010

In his first interview since resigning in July, former BP CEO Tony Hayward admitted that the British oil giant’s contingency plans to deal with the gulf oil spill were inadequate. Not only were the plans inadequate, but Hayward also states that he and BP were completely unprepared for the intense media scrutiny. “BP’s contingency plans [...]

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