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May 10

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Exclusive: Deepwater Horizon Worker Details Survival, Pending Legal Battle

In an exclusive interview with the PBS NewsHour and NPR, oil rig worker Christopher Choy tells his harrowing story of survival aboard the Deepwater Horizon rig that exploded and sank in the Gulf of Mexico, as well as the legal…

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May 05

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Gulf Cleanup Continues as BP Attempts to Cap Largest Oil Leak

Tom Bearden continues his reports from the Gulf Coast with an update on BP's attempt to cap the biggest leak at the wellhead. Judy Woodruff talks to him about progress to contain further spread of oil contamination.

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Apr 29

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Costs Climb as BP Struggles to Contain Oil Spill

The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is threatening sensitive coastline and commercial fisheries, following last week's explosion at an offshore oil rig. Jeffrey Brown talks to a BP spokeswoman about the implications of the spill for the company…

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Apr 26

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Crews Race to Contain Spreading Oil Spill

Robotic submarines and hundreds of workers are struggling to contain an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, stemming from last week's rig fire off the Louisiana coast. Judy Woodruff talks to David Kennedy of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric…

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Apr 22

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News Wrap: Regular Air Traffic Resumes in Europe

In other news Thursday, airlines resumed regular flight levels after severe delays caused by the volcanic eruption in Iceland and an offshore oil platform sank into the Gulf of Mexico following a fire, raising fears of an oil spill.

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Aug 31

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McCain Suspends Bulk of Day One of Convention

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With Hurricane Gustav bearing down on the Gulf Coast, GOP nominee Sen. John McCain announced late Sunday that he was suspending the bulk of the first day of the Republican National Convention.

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Aug 30

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New Orleans Orders Mandatory Evacuation as Gustav Strengthens

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New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin ordered the mandatory evacuation of his city late Saturday as Hurricane Gustav strengthened to a Category 4 storm and moved toward the Gulf Coast, triggering an estimated 1 million residents all along the region to…

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Aug 20

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President Bush's Speech on Gulf Coast Recovery

Following is a transcript of President Bush's speech, as prepared for delivery, in New Orleans Wednesday on Gulf Coast recovery efforts three years after Hurricane Katrina and an audio link of the address.

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Apr 01

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In New Orleans, Reinventing the Idea of Public Housing

As New Orleans recovers from Hurricane Katrina, public housing units set for demolition will be replaced by "neighborhood-style" communities that will be available to residents with a mix of income levels -- a plan that has raised some debate in…

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Mar 14

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FEMA Works to Move Evacuees Out of Trailer Homes

In the second in a series of reports on Gulf Coast housing problems, Betty Ann Bowser examines FEMA's plans to find more permanent housing for hurricane evacuees who have spent months living in trailers.

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