Oil
Mar 21 2011, Michael Kerjman

The Coast Guard first received a report of a three-mile long rainbow sheen in the Gulf on Saturday morning.

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Marco Villa, Connecticut
Many Americans think that their country is indebted to Middle Eastern oil. The term “foreign oil” conjures up Arab sheikhs. And nefarious ones at that....
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Arela B, NYC
According to USA TODAY, a Greenpeace-arranged expedition researching the Gulf of Mexico BP-criminal-oil-spill effect had found significant oil sediment on a bottom of...
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The EU’s anti-piracy task force says Somali pirates have hijacked a chemical tanker carrying lubricating oil in the Red Sea. The force says pirates attacked the...
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John K, Sydney
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U.S. navy servicemen stand to attention at the Khawr al-Amaya oil terminal off the coast of Basra, 550 kilometers (340 miles) southeast of Baghdad, Iraq, Thursday, April 30, 2009. The U.S. navy handed over control of Khawr al-Amaya, Iraq’s oldest oil...