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BP CEO Testifies Before Congress (Live)

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BP CEO Testifies Before Congress (Live)
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Image credit: Philippe Cousteau My sister Alexandra’s flight was delayed last night so she didn’t get in until after midnight. We were all sorry she couldn’t join us for dinner and a toast to my grandfather for what would have been his 100 birthday. Despite the late night we got moving around 8:30 for the two hour drive to Grand Isle. Neither my sister nor my mother had been down to witness this disaster with their own eyes and as environmental leaders it was important for them to do so. It was fixing to be another hot day as the thermometer in the car was reading almost 90 degrees and it was not even 9AM. Typical for this time o… Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Dispatch from the Gulf Oil Spill: The Slippery Fate of Bird Island
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Images via the Huffington Post and the AP By now, enough incidents have been confirmed and/or caught on tape to say that BP is indeed preventing the press from accessing some impacted areas. Reporters from Newsweek, NPR, PBS , CBS , a number of local news organizations, and many more have all been turned away from public beach… Read the full story on TreeHugger

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What, Exactly, is BP Hiding from Reporters?
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Photo via Guwashi999 Cell phone radiation and its impacts on health is still a highly controversial issue with the debate raging on whether or not humans are at risk every time they hold their phone to their head. Nevertheless, some municipalities aren’t willing to take the chance that one day researchers will indeed conclude we’re frying our brains and all this while they did li… Read the full story on TreeHugger

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San Francisco Rules for Cell Phone Radiation Warnings at Retailers
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Photo via Reuters Well, things keep on getting better and better in the ongoing saga of catastrophe that is the BP Gulf oil spill . Shortly after Obama took to the oval office to give a speech to reassure the nation about the spill , officials released the newest estimates of how much oil was leaking from the Deepwater Horizon site. And they weren’t pretty:… Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Oil Spill Esimate DOUBLED AGAIN: 2.5 Million Gallons Leaking a Day
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Image via Ocean World Earlier today, executives from other major oil companies engaged in offshore drilling testified before Washington. They attempted to convince the legislators that their drilling procedures and containment plans were much safer than BP’s, and that they can be trusted to continue drilling safely in deep waters. But some disturbing details surfaced at the hearing: Especially that many of the major oil companies’ response plans in the event of a major spill were ac… Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Most Major Oil Co’s Have Same Fabricated Spill "Response Plan" as BP
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A flooded neighborhood in Nashville, TN. Photo via Gulf News A surprising number of regions in the US have been struck by extreme deluges this year: among them, Tennessee, Oklahoma, New England, Georgia. The events have been tragic, with lives lost and cities paralyzed. And if it weren’t for a certain oily catastrophe, we’d probably be hearing a lot more about them. But we still likely wouldn’t be hearing about the connection between such weather events and global warming…. Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Why Won’t the Media Report the Link Between Global Warming and Extreme Storms?