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Sep 03

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Pride Prevalent, but Wounded, at Louisiana Shrimp and Oil Festival

Even after the BP oil spill all but canceled this year's shrimp harvest in the Gulf of Mexico, the 75th Annual Shrimp and Petroleum Festival in Morgan City, Louisiana, is proceeding full-steam ahead.Pride Prevalent, But Wounded at Louisiana Shrimp and…

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Sep 02

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News Wrap: Another Gulf Oil Rig Fire Extinguished; Workers Rescued

Thirteen workers survived a Gulf of Mexico oil rig explosion 100 miles south of Vermilion Bay in Louisiana. In Pakistan, thousands of Shiite Muslims mourned the loss of 35 people who were killed in a triple-bombing in Lahore.

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Aug 19

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Oil Plume Study Raises New Questions on Spill

Researchers from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution released the first conclusive evidence of an underwater oil plume in the Gulf of Mexico. Jeffrey Brown talks to one of the study's authors, Chris Reddy, and David Farenthold of The Washington Post.

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Aug 13

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Gulf Fishermen Debate Whether to Risk Selling Seafood Again

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…

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Aug 11

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What Happens to Debris From Gulf Oil Cleanup?

Piles of plastic bags containing tar balls from Gulf Coast shorelines are packed up each day and millions of gallons oily water have been skimmed. But where is the debris from the Gulf oil disaster being taken? Tom Bearden reports.

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Aug 06

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News Wrap: Wall Street Up for the Week Despite Bleak Jobs Report

Amid the grim job numbers from the Labor Department Friday, Wall Street managed to come out of the week ahead. The Dow is up nearly 2 percent and the NASDAQ rose 1.5 percent. Also, BP is waiting for cement to…

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Aug 04

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Browner: Static Kill ‘Good News’ for Gulf, But Relief Wells Still Needed

Political leaders welcomed BP's report of success in the static kill operations on the Gulf oil well, while some Gulf residents remained apprehensive about a report saying that roughly three-quarters of the leaked oil was gone. Judy Woodruff speaks with…

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Aug 04

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Report Says Oil Mostly Gone, But Some Along Gulf Remain Skeptical

BP reports the static kill on the Gulf oil well is a success so far, but some Gulf Coast residents are questioning a new government report that states around three-quarters of the spilled oil is already gone. Gwen Ifill reports…

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Aug 03

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BP Could Be Fined Billions for Largest Oil Accident in History

A federal task force of scientists released a new estimate that more than 200 million gallons of oil have spewed into the Gulf since late April -- the largest accidental oil spill in history. It could also mean BP could…

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Aug 03

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BP Starts ‘Static Kill’: Beginning of the End for Gulf Oil Well?

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid hit a stumbling block in an effort to pass a bill that would have lifted an oil spill liability cap. Judy Woodruff speaks with Washington Post reporter Joel Achenbach about the latest on efforts to…

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