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Crisis In The Gulf: The 2010 Oil Spill

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BP Says 'Desired Outcome' Reached in Static Kill
Nearly 75% of BP Spill Oil Is Gone From Gulf: Scientists
Spill Is Biggest Accidental Oil Release, New US Data Show
BP Static Kill at Gulf Oil Leak on Tap for Tuesday
Optimism That Next Steps Will Plug Gulf Leak for Good
100 Days Later: BP Taps New CEO, Seeks Fresh Start
SEC Investigating Trading of BP Shares After Gulf Explosion
New Chief Pledges BP Will Be 'Good Corporate Citizen'
BP Launches Image Overhaul, Ditches CEO
BP Is Expected to Replace Chief With American Robert Dudley
Workers on Doomed Rig Voiced Concern About Safety
Some Cleanup Vessels Called Into Port as Storm Bears Down
Four Energy Companies Form Oil Spill Reaction Team
Is Experimental Well Cap Making Spill Disaster Worse?
BP Says Seepage Near Well Unrelated to Macondo Leak
Investors Worry About Seepage at Capped BP Well
BP Hopes to Keep Blown Well Capped, but US Cautious
Feinberg Urges Gulf Workers to File Claims With BP Fund
BP's Capped Well Holds as Waiting Period Ticks By
Gulf Geyser Stops Gushing, But Will It Hold?
BP Shares Surge After Cap Stops Oil Flowing into Gulf
BP Begins Test on Well Cap, May Shut Flow Entirely
Scientists Say Gulf Oil Spill Is Altering Food Web
A Look at BP's History of Boldness and Costly Blunders
BP Set to Test New Cap on Well; US-Traded Shares Rise
Video Shows New Cap in Place on Gushing BP Gulf Well
BP Confirms Talks Are Underway to Sell Assets
Anadarko to BP: We Won't Pay for Gulf Spill
Severe Weather Halts Offshore Gulf Cleanup Efforts
Storm Delaying Additional Oil-Capture Capacity: BP Exec
Oil Spill Clean-Up at Key Stage as BP Shares Slide
Tropical Depression Forms; Unclear If Spill Will Be Hit
BP Resumes Oil Siphon at Leak; Hurricanes Feared

Interactive Map: Tracking The Spill

  • Track The Spill's Progress
    By: CNBC.com
    Friday, 30 Jul 2010 | 11:15 AM ET

    An explosion on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig on April 20, ruptured a well head in the Gulf of Mexico, setting in motion one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history.

  • Timeline of the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
    By: Reuters
    Friday, 30 Jul 2010 | 11:02 AM ET
    Smoke rises from a controlled burn May 19, 2010, in the Gulf of Mexico.

    Following is a timeline of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and its impact:

Oil Slideshows

  • 17 Ways To Clean Up The Spill
    By:
    Wednesday, 9 Jun 2010 | 11:42 AM ET
    With the Gulf of Mexico oil spill now the worst in US history, public pressure is growing on BP to contain and remove the ever-spreading slick. There are numerous potential cleanup methods, some that are already being used and others that are...well, rather non-traditional.BP has said it had on alternate cleanup methods by the end of May and is seriously looking at 700 of them. With estimates of the total spilled so far ranging from around 700,000 barrels to over 2.5 million barrels, it will be

    There are numerous potential cleanup methods, some that are already being used and others that are... well, rather non-traditional.

  • The World's Worst Oil Disasters
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    Thursday, 29 Apr 2010 | 12:55 PM ET
    In the aftermath of the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon platform, which is now estimated to be leaking 5,000 barrels of crude each day, many fear the worst environmental and economic impact. But how does this spill stack up to the biggest oil disasters in history? To get a sense, CNBC.com reviewed data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and The Mariner Group, oil spill response firm, to get a sense of which oil disasters have been the worst, by volume of oil spilled. To

    How does the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon platform stack up to the biggest oil disasters in history? Find out!

  • Scenes From Protests Over The BP Oil Spill Thursday, 3 Jun 2010 | 3:38 PM ET

    Since the massive oil spill in the Gulf in Mexico first hit on April 20, protests against BP have been popping up in front of the company's offices and gas stations all over the country.

  • Scenes From The 2010 Gulf Oil Spill
    By:
    Friday, 30 Apr 2010 | 12:32 PM ET
    In what could potentially be the worst Oil spill in American history, the sinking of the Deepwater Horizon oil platform off the coast of Louisiana has produced some dramatic imagery. To help understand the full scope of the disaster, we will be updating this story with new images as the event unfolds. Click ahead for images from the 2010 Gulf Oil Spill.

    The spill that followed the sinking of the Deepwater Horizon oil platform off the coast of Louisiana has become the worst oil spill in American history. Click for images.

  • The Dome Project In Pictures
    By:
    Tuesday, 4 May 2010 | 1:50 PM ET
    With options for containment running low and the environmental disaster widening to more regions of the Gulf Coast, the next step in containment is the use of a 98-ton, four-story structure to stem the leak. The basic idea of the "Pollution Control Dome" is that it will stop the leak, equalize the pressure and allow for the leaking oil to be pumped to the surface. Although this will do nothing for the oil already leaked, this may substantially cut the spill's environmental impact until other mea

    With options for containment running low and the environmental disaster widening to more regions of the Gulf Coast, the next step is the use of a 98-ton, four-story structure to stem the leak.

  • The World's Biggest Oil Reserves
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    Monday, 5 Mar 2012 | 2:08 PM ET
    Big movements in the price of oil can have significant effects in the general economy, and although the commodity is off its all-time highs, countries with the most oil within their borders are set for big profits as demand for crude continues to rise.With much of the world's existing reserves found in the Middle East, Gulf of Mexico and a few other locations around the globe, individual countries benefit incredibly from their surprisingly high concentrations of oil.As of 2008, the US government

    With the most recent data from the Energy Information Administration and the CIA World Factbook, here are the countries with the biggest proven oil reserves.