Oil, natural gas and water are still spewing from an abandoned well hit by a barge on a Louisiana waterway near the Gulf of Mexico.


Gulf of Mexico – Louisiana – Natural gas – Energy – Oil and Gas
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July 28th, 2010
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Oil, natural gas and water are still spewing from an abandoned well hit by a barge on a Louisiana waterway near the Gulf of Mexico.


Gulf of Mexico – Louisiana – Natural gas – Energy – Oil and Gas
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July 25th, 2010
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Ships were getting back in place Sunday at the Gulf of Mexico site of BP’s leaky oil well as crews raced to resume work on plugging the gusher before another big storm stops work again.
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July 24th, 2010
Tommy Planning a wedding is so time consuming that nearly nine out of 10 women surveyed confessed to using company time to plan the big day. The survey also revealed most women believe they did more wedding planning than their partner.


Weddings – Relationships – Australia – United States – Wedding
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July 23rd, 2010
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Ships relaying the sights and sounds from BP’s broken oil well stood fast Friday as the leftovers of Tropical Storm Bonnie blew straight for the spill site.
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July 22nd, 2010
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From poisoned plankton to fouled beaches, a painstaking census of the dead from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill is under way.
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July 22nd, 2010
Tommy A Caribbean storm system grew to become Tropical Storm Bonnie Thursday evening, as officials working on the BP spill weighed whether to evacuate all ships and crews at the spill site.
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July 22nd, 2010
Tommy A newly formed tropical depression racing toward the Gulf increased pressure on BP and the U.S. government to decide whether to evacuate hundreds of crew and dozens of ships at the spill site.
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July 22nd, 2010
Tommy A newly formed tropical depression racing toward the Gulf increased pressure on BP and the U.S. government to decide whether to evacuate hundreds of crew and dozens of ships at the spill site.
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July 21st, 2010
Tommy Rain storms moving toward the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday temporarily shut down undersea efforts to seal BP’s ruptured well, interrupting work just as engineers get close to plugging the leak with mud and cement.
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July 21st, 2010
Tommy With a relief tunnel just days away from reaching the busted well in the Gulf of Mexico, storms threaten to delay BP’s undersea efforts to permanently plug the leak.
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