7 Hours Of Opening Statements Expected For BP Oil Spill Trial
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal judge has set aside nearly seven hours for opening statements in a trial over the deadly rig explosion in the Gulf of M...
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal judge has set aside nearly seven hours for opening statements in a trial over the deadly rig explosion in the Gulf of M...
Susan Buchanan | Posted 02.01.2012 | Green
A New Orleans open house held by Louisiana's coastal restoration authority last week on a draft of the state's 2012 Master Plan for a Sustainable Coast drew mixed, earnest and sometimes vehement comments.
Jackie Savitz | Posted 01.31.2012 | Green
Congress and the Administration should be doing much more in response to the Gulf Spill. But at the very least passing the Oil Spill Tax Fairness Act would be a good first step.
AP | CAIN BURDEAU and HARRY R. WEBER | Posted 01.26.2012 | Green
Judge: BP Contract Shielded Transocean In Spill
Posted 01.27.2012 | Science
By: Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer Published: 01/24/2012 03:06 PM EST on LiveScience Most of us think of soap as a way ...
Susan Buchanan | Posted 01.18.2012 | Green
Roots of mighty oaks push up through New Orleans sidewalks while trees in the metropolis often tower above nearby buildings. Nearly half of Louisiana, in fact, is covered with forests, and the southern U.S. as a whole is considered the nation's wood basket.
Carl Safina | Posted 01.17.2012 | Green
When the Exxon Valdez ran aground in Alaska's Prince William Sound, it unleashed a regional catastrophe whose effects continue to play out these two decades later. One such apparent effect was the subsequent collapse of the region's herring.
Susan Buchanan | Posted 01.11.2012 | Green
Louisiana and the rest of the South are starting to harness wind power--something that's done on a larger scale in states to the north and west of us.
Michael T. Klare | Posted 01.10.2012 | World
Welcome to an edgy world where a single incident at an energy "chokepoint" could set a region aflame, provoking bloody encounters, boosting oil prices, and putting the global economy at risk.
Philip Radford | Posted 01.08.2012 | Green
Americans are clearly too smart to be faked out by Big Oil's phony grass roots strategies. Vote 4 yourself, not oil executives.
Carol Pierson Holding | Posted 01.06.2012 | Green
Image Source: Nalco Corexit 9500 MSDS sheet from http://www.msds.com BP is putting a lot of money behind a TV commercial that opens with "This was t...
Reuters | Posted 01.06.2012 | Business
(Adds quotes, details) By Yereth Rosen ANCHORAGE (Reuters) - The chief executives of BP and ConocoPhillips, two of Ala...
AP | CAIN BURDEAU | Posted 01.04.2012 | Green
NEW ORLEANS — Payments to those damaged by BP's massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico resumed Wednesday, a day after administrators of the $20...
Rocky Kistner | Posted 01.04.2012 | Green
Maybe next year will be different. Perhaps the powers that be will confront the fact that the oil damage has not magically gone away and that the fertile fishing grounds of the Gulf appear to be getting worse.
AP | MIKE SCHNEIDER and MELISSA NELSON | Posted 12.29.2011 | Miami
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. — Sports towels and fleece blankets. A poker tournament. A $1 million Christmas display. A prom for senior citizens. BP ...
Chris Rodda | Posted 12.29.2011 | Politics
Over the past few months, I've been faced with the utter irony of splitting my time between dealing with the steady stream of lies about my boss and the organization I work for being part of the so-called war on Christmas.
James Turner | Posted 12.26.2011 | Green
We all knew, deep in our hearts, that this company's love affair with alternative energy was never more than a casual flirtation.
Dr. Leslie Gaines-Ross | Posted 12.23.2011 | Business
Reputation will always continue to matter but for reasons that are less financially-based than in the past.
The Huffington Post | Harry Bradford | Posted 12.20.2011 | Business
What with Occupy Wall Street and all, CEOs may be under even more scrutiny than usual this year. So it's fitting that there's been no shortage of nota...
Posted 12.19.2011 | Arts
BP, the oil mega power infamously known for the disastrous spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, is continuing their controversial funding of several B...
AP | ALAN SAYRE | Posted 12.14.2011 | Green
NEW ORLEANS — The federal government will move ahead with the first auction of offshore petroleum leases in the Gulf of Mexico since the Deepwat...
Rocky Kistner | Posted 02.06.2012 | Green
The Big Fix is mandatory viewing for those who want to know what really happened on the ground along the bayous and beaches of a coast that is wedded to oil.
AP | CAIN BURDEAU | Posted 02.04.2012 | Business
NEW ORLEANS — BP in a high-stakes court filing is accusing Halliburton of destroying damaging evidence about the quality of its cement slurry th...
Kevin Grandia | Posted 01.31.2012 | Green
Environment campaigners duped representatives of major oil companies into attending a meeting about the harsh realities of offshore oil drilling, instead of their intended meeting with Greenland officials to talk about opening up Northern seas to drilling.
AP | By CAIN BURDEAU | Posted 11.30.2011 | Green
NEW ORLEANS -- Gulf of Mexico shrimpers and crabbers, who have reported diminished catches since the BP oil spill, are being offered a more generous s...
AP | Posted 02.07.2012 | Green