A history of BP Oil Spill.via www.infograficanimata Note: If you read this via Email or Feed-reader click Permalink below to download bigger image.
BP admitted today its managers on the Deepwater Horizon missed key warning signs in the hours before the explosion aboard the oil rig, but an internal investigation put much of the blame on other companies...
Three strikes: Katrina, the recession and the oil spillvia www.nytimes.com
This chart illustrates, in comparison with daily American or global consumption, five million barrels is just a drop in the (admittedly enormous) petroleum industry bucket. via www.theatlantic.com
Deepwater Disaster: The scope of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the toll of the damage, the voices of loss.via www.nola.com
The attention has shifted to the effects all that oil will have on wildlife and the ecosystem. Slate reports on where all of that BP oil could end up during the next 130 days, based on modeling data...
Obviously BP has lost a lot of money on their whole oil spill fiasco, but here's a different perspective on just how much money that is.via www.visualeconomics.com
President Barack Obama meets Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, for talks in Washington on July 20th. The BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and allegations over the company's involvement in an...
When measuring the impact of the Exxon oil spill over the US coast the result is not influencing only the surface of the water and the deep water impact is far greater than we could imagine.via www...
Timeline of the largest offshore spill in US story.via woorkup.com
via edition.cnn.com See how the Gulf Coast oil disaster compares to other notable spills and how much BP has spent on the response.
via www.ecorazzi.com The Deepwater Horizon oil spill has been disastrous on many levels, but most of the damage that's been done has been to ecology of the surrounding areas and the health of the numerous...
via www.huffingtonpost.comBy now everyone knows about the oil spill crisis, but do you know what’s being done to clean it up? It is estimated that nearly 170 million gallons of oil have been spilled...
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