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  1. United States Blame BP for Gulf Oil Spill

    The United States loaded the bulk of the blame for the country’s largest ever offshore oil spill at BP on Wednesday as the government issued its final assessment of the Gulf of last year’s disaster. A report can be crucial in the billions of dollars to get legal battle and could set the stage for criminal prosecution, the Coast Guard and the offshore oil regulator said BP is for 21 of the 35 contributing causes of the debt to the Macondo good blow – out which led to the leak, and shared eight more debt. (more…)

  2. BP Shortcuts Led to Gulf Oil Spill

    BP, running weeks behind schedule and tens of millions of dollars on the budget in an attempt to troubled Macondo good finish in the Gulf of Mexico, took many shortcuts that have contributed to the disastrous explosion and oil spill last year, federal investigators concluded In a report released on Wednesday.

    The central cause of the explosion aboard the rig Deepwater Horizon was a failure of the cement at the foot of the 18,000-foot well that was supposed to oil and gas in the well bore contain. This led to a cascade of human and mechanical errors that allowed gas under tremendous pressure to shoot at the drilling platform, causing an explosion and fire that 11 of the 126 crew members slain, causing an oil spill that took 87 days to control get. (more…)

  3. Obama continues to Renewable Energy Panel Maker Solyndra after failure Aid’s

    Barack Obama stands with his support for renewable energy after Solyndra Inc., a maker of solar panels that a $ 535 million U.S. loan guarantees received, closes its doors, a spokesman for the White House said.

    SOLYNDRA suspended operations and plans for bankruptcy reorganization, because it could not compete with larger rivals, the closely held company said in a statement yesterday. (more…)

  4. Crews clean up oil on Yellowstone River in Montana

    Exxon Mobil Corp. Recognized under political pressure Monday, which is the scope of its pipeline leaks in the Yellowstone River can extend well beyond a 10-mile stretch of the famous waterway.

    Because the company intensified its clearing tens of thousands of gallons of crude spilled Pipeline Co.., Exxon Mobil. Gary Pruessing president promised to do “what is necessary” to search and mop oil from the 12-inch pipeline at the bottom of the river that broke over the weekend. (more…)

  5. RC inspectors recommended more severe accident training at Palo Verde

    A Nuclear Regulatory Commission report said more employees at the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station have regular training on the severity of the plant Accident Mitigation Guidelines and exercises that are rare.

    Experts say the report, released Monday, is a good step in the evaluation of the safety of nuclear installations in America, but should not be cause for panic. (more…)