BP CEO Tony Hayward Testifies Before Congress (Live)
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Read more...Photo via the New Republic It's a widely held notion that politicians have long been in the pocket of Big Oil. And there's good reason for that perception: oil companies' huge campaign donations, vast lobbying power, and close ties to politicians have ensured that their taxes remain low , that hidden subsidies are around to provide extra funding, and that they receive preferential treatment in US energy policy. But there could be a new, ... View original post here: The Next Big Oil: Big Smart Grid?
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Image of oil spill on June 10th via NASA The BP Gulf spill has long been declared the greatest environmental disaster in US history. Millions of lives have been impacted, thousands of livelihoods lost, and unquantifiable damage done to wildlife and ecosystems. And while president Obama took the oval office last night to deliver a speech chock full of ...
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Image of oil spill on June 10th via NASA The BP Gulf spill has long been declared the greatest environmental disaster in US history. Millions of lives have been impacted, thousands of livelihoods lost, and unquantifiable damage done to wildlife and ecosystems. And while president Obama took the oval office last night to deliver a speech chock full of ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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Photo via Reuters And once again, things get worse and worse in the ongoing catastrophic saga 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 ...
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Photo via the New York Times Obama just wrapped his first address to the nation from the oval office, discussing the federal response to the BP Gulf spill and how the event relates to energy policy in general. The speech was pretty standard Obama -- plenty of powerful rhetoric and sweeping appeals to look forward. What I was listening ...
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Photo via OSTC With the gruesome pictures of oil-covered birds and soiled shorelines now rolling in, and the narrative of the spill split between BP's continued inability to get a handle on the flow from the source and the federal government's inability to get a handle on BP, an important element of this debacle has slid under the radar: ...
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