Man drilling relief well feeling a little pressure – The Associated Press

Boston Globe Man drilling relief well feeling a little pressure The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — The man responsible for guiding the relief well into the blown-out well that gushed oil into the Gulf of Mexico for 85 days says he's feeling … 100 feet to go for relief oil well HeraldNet Final plug targeted as BP resumes relief well work One News Page Gulf relief well down to final 100 feet abc7.com Richmond Times Dispatch all 418 news articles

Report: BP well leaked nearly 207 million gallons – The Associated Press

Report: BP well leaked nearly 207 million gallons The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — A federal report on the Gulf oil spill says a total of nearly 207 million gallons leaked from the blown-out BP well. …

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Gulf crews prepare to start plugging well for good – The Associated Press

Globe and Mail Gulf crews prepare to start plugging well for good The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — Engineers on the Gulf of Mexico hoped to begin work Monday on a plan to shove mud and perhaps cement into the blown-out oil well at the … BP gears up for two-phase effort to plug Gulf oil well CNN Commentary: Women's group wants to know where's the aid for the Gulf Coast Oshkosh Northwestern BP preps for 'static kill' in gulf UPI.com AFP

3 squabbling companies must cooperate to plug well – The Associated Press

3 squabbling companies must cooperate to plug well The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — On shore, BP, Halliburton and Transocean are engaging in a billion-dollar blame game over the blown-out oil well in the Gulf of Mexico. … and more

AP Top News at 4:00 pm EDT – The Associated Press

AP Top News at 4:00 pm EDT The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — BP says a towering new cap is just 40 feet away from the blown-out well and should be attached today before being tested. … Testing will take time…No response from tug…4.5 million workers 9&10 News all 297 news articles

Feds, oil firms exploring new idea to capture oil – The Associated Press

Feds, oil firms exploring new idea to capture oil The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — Government and industry leaders are exploring a new way to capture oil gushing from the blown-out well at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico. ..

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Natural gas from Gulf well could create oxygen-poor ‘dead zone’ – Fort Worth Star Telegram

Seattle Post Intelligencer Natural gas from Gulf well could create oxygen-poor 'dead zone' Fort Worth Star Telegram NEW ORLEANS — Vast amounts of natural gas in crude oil escaping from the blown Gulf of Mexico well could seriously threaten marine life by creating “dead … Gulf oil full of methane, adding new concerns Business Times (subscription) Gulf oil full of methane, adding new concerns The Associated Press Gulf oil full of methane, adding new concerns WYMT 9&10 News all 525 news articles

AP ENTERPRISE: Spill relief well draws scrutiny – The Associated Press

AP ENTERPRISE: Spill relief well draws scrutiny The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — In the chaotic days after the oil rig explosion, BP engineers and federal regulators desperate to plug the blown-out well scrambled to …

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Relief for Gulf is 2 months away with another well – Economic Times

Boston Globe Relief for Gulf is 2 months away with another well Economic Times 1 Jun 2010, 1301 hrs IST, AP NEW ORLEANS : The best hope for stopping the flow of oil from the blown-out well at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico has been … Relief for Gulf is 2 months away with another well The Associated Press Drilling relief wells to stop Gulf oil leak poses challenges NOLA.com all 477 news articles

Relief for Gulf is 2 months away with another well – The Associated Press

Relief for Gulf is 2 months away with another well The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — The best hope for stopping the flow of oil from the blown-out well at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico has been compared to hitting a target … and more

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