from You Tube..... http://www.projectgulfimpact.org Gavin Garrison, Matt Smith, and Heather Rally Dr. Ira Leifer, a marine scientist from the University of California at Santa Barbara, has been researching the geochemical nature of oil seeps and spills for over a many years. After over a decade of experience studying hydrocarbon visualization, modeling, and geochemistry ... Read More

'Months after the US government declared the waters in the Gulf of Mexico safe, thick layers of oil have been found along Louisiana coastal marshes, prompting local officials to accuse relevant authorities of 'cover-up.' Louisiana officials say parts of the state's coastline are still being fouled more than eight months after ... Read More

Nine months after BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster, a new report in the preeminent journal Science weighs in on the missing methane. The fate of this gas comprises one of the more intriguing scientific riddles surrounding the blowout. So how much methane blew along with 4.1 to 4.4 million gallons of oil? ... Read More

When I say shĭt-iz-tōt’l-ē-fŭkd-up........ http://TrueReporting.com As I walked the beach in Fort Pickens near the Campground Registration building I stopped by this group of clean up workers digging out a huge tar mat and removing it in sections as big as three feet in diameter... Viewer supported true reporting - Just like a ... Read More

The Consequence of Oil from Global Access Media on Vimeo. The first in a 12 part documentary series investigating the the real effects of the BP oil disaster on the people and environment of the Gulf. The BP oil disaster has the potential to shift the entire global energy paradigm - IF ... Read More

See also: “Orange oil” for miles, “a signature image of the spill” returns — BP, Coast Guard not responding say captains (PHOTOS) h/t BPGulfLeak ... Read More

Houston, We Have A HUGE Problem ! ! ! (BP America is headquartered in Houston, TX) Posted on August 29, 2010 by concernedcitizensofflorida Compelling Evidence Points To A Different Well Being Capped What would the world say, if the Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico that gushed for 87 days, ... Read More

Gulf Chemist: Mercenaries Hired By BP Are Now Applying Toxic Dispersant - at Night and In an Uncontrolled Manner - Which BP Says It No Longer Uses Bob Naman is an analytical chemist with almost 30 years in the field, based in Mobile, Alabama. When WKRG News 5 gave Naman samples of ... Read More

Live feed from Oly — ROV 2, August 30, 2010 at 11:30 a.m. EDT: Black bubbles rise from the capping stack on top of the BOP. Skip to 0:25 seconds in: ... Read More

According to CNN‘s report ‘Plumes of Gulf oil spreading east on sea floor,’ University of South Florida researchers found oil on the seafloor “all along their way” during a 10-day mission that did get much closer than 25 miles from the BP blowout. Scientists are now suggesting that the naturally occurring ... Read More

SUMMARY No oil has leaked from the broken Gulf well since July, and the federal government is reopening some waters for fishing. But some fishermen are split over whether to start trawling the waters again when there may be a risk of seafood being contaminated with oil and dispersants. Tom Bearden ... Read More

7-22-10 By J. Speer Williams If there’s ever to be an honest final analysis of what killed the Gulf of Mexico, it will not be Mother Earth’s crude oil and gases. What did kill the Gulf? The man-made chemical dispersant, Corexit. Well then, WHO killed the Gulf? British Petroleum, of course; but, they were ... Read More

As the work continues to stop the flow of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, the Associated Press took an exclusive look at just what it is like underwater after nearly seven weeks after the beginning of the oil spill. (June 9) ... Read More

Vast underwater concentrations of oil sprawling for miles in the Gulf of Mexico from the damaged, crude-belching BP PLC well are unprecedented in "human history" and threaten to wreak havoc on marine life, a team of scientists said today, a finding confirmed for the first time by federal officials. Researchers aboard ... Read More

By Kate Sheppard| Tue Jun. 8, 2010 The BP oil spill is still dominating headlines, 50 days after the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded. But how much oil leaks into the Gulf on any other day of the year? Satellite images and photographs from the region indicate that there may be two ... Read More

Oil thick as pancake batter suffocates grasses and traps pelicans in sensitive Louisiana marshes. Blobs of tar the size of dimes or dinner plates have dotted the white sands of Alabama and the Florida Panhandle. Little seems amiss in Mississippi except a shortage of tourists, but an oily sheen glides ... Read More

This is insane. WTF??!!? Seriously WTF??!? By Brian Lysaght June 6 (Bloomberg) -- BP Plc Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward hasn’t spoken directly to President Barack Obama since the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded on April 20. “There is no need for that,” Hayward told the British Broadcasting Corp. in a live interview in ... Read More

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Energy Secretary Steven Chu is not considering a bomb. The chatter began weeks ago as armchair engineers brainstormed for ways to stop the torrent of oil spilling into the Gulf of Mexico: What about nuking the well? Decades ago, the Soviet Union reportedly used nuclear blasts to successfully seal off runaway gas ... Read More

BP Oil Leak May Last Until Christmas June 2, 2010 BP Oil Leak May Last Until Christmas 02 Jun 2010  BP Plc’s failure since April to plug a Gulf of Mexico oil leak has prompted forecasts the crude may continue gushing into December in what President Barack Obama has called the greatest ... Read More

The White House has shown disdain for what officials call the "theatrics" the punditocracy is demanding of the president -- more emoting, more visits to the Gulf, fewer administration spokespeople. White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told ABC News: "If the president thought that yelling at the top of his lungs ... Read More

Movements, Mainly Symbolic, Gain Traction; Head of BP Marketing Group Implores Consumers to Consider Impact on Local Operators Boycotts of BP filling stations are popping up all over the country amid the growing frustration over the company's failed efforts to stop a massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico. But ... Read More

What Happens When the BP Oil Disaster Hits Florida's Shores? — Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi shores have already been hit with oil from the BP disaster. Now Florida is preparing for the arrival of the slick stuff on its beaches this week. What happens when oil starts showing up? “The ... Read More

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By John Duce and Eduard Gismatullin June 1 (Bloomberg) -- Oil from the biggest spill in U.S. history could spread this week to threaten the coasts of Mississippi and Alabama, according to a weather forecast that comes as the Atlantic hurricane season officially starts. Winds from the southwest are predicted this ... Read More

This post originally appeared on Daily Kos. I’ll give BP some credit: they’ve gotten a little better at PR. Over the last two days, Google News reports over one hundred thousand hits on the phrase “cut and cap,” BP’s description of its latest attempt to contain the oil ... Read More

By the CNN Wire Staff // // -1) {document.write('June 2, 2010 -- Updated 0218 GMT (1018 HKT)');} else {document.write('June 1, 2010 10:18 p.m. EDT');} // ]]>June 1, 2010 (CNN) -- A new flow of oil emerged from BP's damaged undersea well in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday evening after a ... Read More

By MELISSA NELSON PENSACOLA BEACH, Fla. — A Florida beach might get hit with oil from the Deepwater Horizon accident for the first time Wednesday as sheen likely caused by the accident was reported less than 10 miles off Pensacola Beach. A charter boat captain reported the oil Tuesday afternoon and ... Read More

Here are the latest developments involving the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico: Cleanup – Oil washes ashore on Dauphin Island, an Alabama barrier island, and on Mississippi barrier island Petit Bois, west of Dauphin. – BP has begun its latest attempt to curtail the flow of oil from the ruptured ... Read More

BOOTHVILLE, La. – There is still a hole in the Earth, crude oil is still spewing from it and there is still, excruciatingly, no end in sight. After trying and trying again, one of the world's largest corporations, backed and pushed by the world's most powerful government, can't stop the ... Read More

Spill? The corporate media, government officials, and oil company executives, continue to call the volcano of continuous gushing oil that's befouling the fragile Gulf ecosystem a spill. How insulting. A volcano that shoots out about 21 million gallons of crude a week, is hardly a spill. Contact J.Speer-Williams at: Jsw4@mac.com ... Read More

HOUSTON — The Obama administration scrambled to respond on Sunday after the failure of the latest effort to kill the gushing oil well in the Gulf of Mexico. But administration officials acknowledged the possibility that tens of thousands of gallons of oil might continue pouring out until August, when two ... Read More

You are watching a live video feed of the BP Oil Spill from the Gulf of Mexico floor, 5000 feet below the surface of the water. Watch live streaming video from wkrg_oil_spill at livestream.com ... Read More

Was this disaster just an accident, or were other more sinister forces at play in order to further cripple society toward a more manageable population size?  Ominous midnight symbolism.  BP's "live" feed caught in an obvious short loop shows further evidence of cover-up. I document ... Read More

On Good Morning America, correspondent Sam Champion and Philippe Cousteau Jr. explore the toxic plumes of dispersed oil floating beneath the waves in the Gulf of Mexico. ... Read More

The Gulf of Mexico Oil Catastrophe: What Really Can Be Done An Interview with Dr. R. Michael Castle ©By Dr. Ilya Sandra Perlingieri 5-26-10 It seems beyond rational comprehension that after more than six weeks, with input supposedly from some of the most technologically sophisticated BP staff and scientists, that the catastrophic explosion in ... Read More

By GREG BLUESTEIN and MIKE BAKER, Associated Press Writer Greg Bluestein And Mike Baker, Associated Press Writer COVINGTON, La. – BP on Wednesday launched its latest bid to plug the gushing well in the Gulf of Mexico by force-feeding it heavy drilling ... Read More

By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL and ANAHAD O’CONNOR Published: May 24, 2010 The effort to stanch the vast oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico was mired by setbacks on Monday as state and federal officials feuded with BP over its failure to meet deadlines and its refusal to stop spraying a chemical dispersant. The ... Read More

May 24 By GREG BLUESTEIN and MATTHEW BROWN Associated Press Writers BARATARIA BAY, La. (AP) - The executive in charge of fighting a Gulf of Mexico oil spill acknowledged Monday everyone is frustrated at BP's failure to plug the ocean gusher more than a month into a disaster that is spreading damage in ... Read More

Axelrod: Govt is doing all it can to stop oil spill - May 24, 2010 David Axelrod defends the White House response to the BP oils pill. Frustrated Louisianans took the oil cleanup into their own hands Sunday, heading out in boats to lay protective booms around a bird sanctuary threatened ... Read More

11 Days Before BP "ACCIDENT" Halliburton Bought Oil Well Disaster Control Company! *Amazing* Dick Cheney (former Halliburton CEO) seems to be the common denominator in this disaster. Blogger Connects Dots and Finds Arrow Pointing to the ex-VP. Cheney's highly classified energy task force was responsible for the fact "that the ... Read More

By Jay Weidner 5-20-10 Remember the Hillary campaign ad about Obama not being ready when that 3 AM emergency phone call comes in? Obama countered and successfully convinced most of the American people to believe that he was competent enough for any emergency. Despite the absolute certainty that Obama had never accomplished ... Read More

By Tom Brown May 14, 2010 Robert Weisberg, a physical oceanographer at the University of South Florida, told a conference call the so-called Loop Current that sweeps around the Gulf was poised to connect with the spreading oil slick. Once "entrainment'' occurs, he said, the oil would be pulled quickly south along Florida's ... Read More

By Jacqui Goddard, Miami 15 May 2010 State officials are angry that federal regulators gave the company permission to try out new chemical techniques to break up and hold back the growing tide of oil. Despite registering concerns about the potential implications for the ... Read More

Scientists have raised urgent new concerns over the latest efforts to mitigate the catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico caused by the oil rig explosion on BP's Deepwater Horizon. Latest efforts to limit the environmental damage involve an untried deep-water technique, using a toxic dispersant that they believe ... Read More

By Mark Sappenfield, Staff writer / May 16, 2010 From the first moments that the Deepwater Horizon oil rig sank last month, it has been apparent that the blooming Gulf oil spill has been an oil disaster unlike any other. ... Read More

Anne Barrowclough A plume of oil 10 miles (16km) long, three miles wide and 300ft thick is pouring into the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico from the ruptured Deepwater Horizon oil rig. The plume is one of a number that scientists have found gushing into the sea a ... Read More

When I say shĭt-iz-tōt’l-ē-fŭkd-up..................... Scientists are finding enormous oil plumes in the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico, including one as large as 10 miles long, 3 miles wide and 300 feet thick. The discovery is fresh evidence that the leak from the broken undersea well could be substantially worse ... Read More

orginal article by natalina.......extraordinaryintelligence.com I like to think of myself as one who stays ahead of the curve… reads between the lines, and sees things on the horizon well beyond what’s being discussed in the mainstream.  However, until yesterday, I hadn’t any grasp on just how desperate the situation in the Gulf ... Read More

By J. Speer-Williams 5-14-10 Spill? The corporate media continues to call the volcano of continuous gushing oil, in the Gulf, a spill. How insulting. A volcano that shoots out a million gallons of crude oil a week is hardly a spill. The common definition of a spill is the liquid that fell out ... Read More