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Jun 30

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Hurricane Alex Signals Storm Season Could Disrupt Oil Cleanup

As Hurricane Alex stalls oil capture efforts along the Gulf Coast, Jeffrey Brown talks with a hurricane forecaster and an oil spill response expert about the ongoing oil capture efforts and the difficulties that the hurricane season may bring.

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Jun 30

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Scientists Probe the Ocean Depths to Gauge Gulf Oil Spill Damage

Correspondent Tom Bearden reports from Florida on scientists who are going deep underwater with sensor technology to explore the damage caused by BP's gushing oil well in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Jun 25

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After Hurricanes, Gulf Residents Face New Mental Health Risks Over Oil Leak

The oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico is taking another toll: the mental health of residents, even as the region is still coping with the aftermath of hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Gustav. Health correspondent Betty Ann Bowser details the…

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Jun 23

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Allen: Underwater Robot Collision Halts Oil Capture

By Chris Amico

BP was forced to remove the containment cap that had been capturing some of the oil gushing from the ruptured well in the Gulf, Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen said Wednesday. A second vessel, the Q4000, is still siphoning oil…

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Jun 23

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Uncertainty Over Health Effects of Oil Cleanup Worry Some Along Gulf

As the oil cleanup along the Gulf Coast continues, Betty Ann Bowser reports on the health worries related to the ongoing oil disaster that are arising for some coastal residents and cleanup workers.

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Jun 21

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Hurricane Season Could Bring More Misery to Haiti, Gulf Coast

By Talea Miller

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is projecting a busy 2010 hurricane season, with as many as seven major hurricanes possible.

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Jun 18

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Shields and Brooks on BP CEO Hearing, Immigration Debate, Lakers, World Cup

By Hari Sreenivasan

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks swung by the newsroom after the Friday broadcast to ponder a litany of subjects, including the apparent winners and losers at Thursday’s hearing with BP CEO Tony Hayward, along with comments by…

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Jun 18

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Barton on the Hot Seat: Looking Back at His Carbon Comments

By Judy Woodruff

A controversial comment by veteran Texas Rep. Joe Barton, the ranking Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, reminded us of an interview we did with him earlier this year. On Thursday, Barton startled many in…

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Jun 18

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Uncertainty Abounds as the Gulf Leak Meter Ticks Higher

By Chris Amico

Last week, we noted that a federal panel raised the estimate of how much oil has been leaking out of the ruptured Deepwater Horizon well in the Gulf of Mexico: Working together, U.S. government and independent scientists estimate that…

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Jun 18

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Feinberg: BP ‘Trying to Do the Right Thing’ But Claims Need Expedited

Kenneth Feinberg, who was named by President Obama to independently manage the $20 billion Gulf disaster compensation fund, tells Jeffrey Brown that "time is the enemy" for people who need their claims processed. He also said his independence cannot be…

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