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Another Chance for BP to “settle” and avoid Criminal Charges?

by Luis R. Miranda The Real Agenda February 28, 2012 British Petroleum “has gotten lucky”, again. Not only has it not been held accountable for its share of the blame on the Oil Spill Disaster, but they’ve also managed to delay the start of the trial that was supposed to start February 27th. “Two people Read full article...

BP Oil Spill Litigation May Threaten Solution to Real Problem

by Luis R. Miranda The Real Agenda February 22, 2012 The BP Oil Spill trial set to start on February 27 is doomed to accomplish nothing, just as the Congressional investigation conducted post disaster left hundreds of ends loose about BP’s responsibility in the explosion. U.S. District judge Cari Barbier of New Orleans has made Read full article...

U.S. EPA Enforces Antiquated Oil SPill Clean up Protocols

The outdated procedures cost Gulf Economy Billions in Losses By Susan Aarde The Real Agenda January 23, 2012 23 Years of Denial Much of what was being reported about in 2011 as the aftermath of the Gulf Oil Spill has not covered an important point: Oil is still leakingi from the seabed floor BP well zone and Read full article...

Gulf of Mexico Sea Floor Unstable, Fractured, Spilling Hydrocarbons

Oil and gas are still seeping unabated, says expert. Toxic leakage poses significant public health risks. by Luis R. Miranda The Real Agenda October 10, 2011 The Gulf of Mexico disaster has not gone away. In fact, it has grown exponentially since the main stream media stopped talking about it. According to the Gulf Rescue Read full article...

BP Disaster Oil still washing on shore

WSJ The oil that has washed onto nearby beaches in recent days is Louisiana sweet crude, which rules out refineries or tankers carrying foreign oil as culprits but leaves the spill’s precise origins very much a mystery, U.S. officials said Tuesday. “This is definitely crude from the Gulf of Mexico,” said Capt. Jonathan Burton, who Read full article...