Globe and Mail | Different methods yield different estimates on flow from oil well Washington Post The experts examining the "flow rate" of the leaking BP well -- initi » |
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Globe and Mail | Different methods yield different estimates on flow from oil well Washington Post The experts examining the "flow rate" of the leaking BP well -- initi » |
Globe and Mail | As cap slows leak, officials battle 'hundreds of thousands of patches of oil' Los Angeles Times As 15000 barrels are recovered per day, more skimmers are sought to mop up oil on the ocean's surface. Coast Guard Adm. Thad » |
Telegraph.co.uk | BP siphons gushing oil, Obama defends his actions Reuters VENICE, La., June 5 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Saturday defended his handling of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, while BP Plc said it aims to siphon off most of the oil gushing from the ruptured deep-sea wellhead within days. ... President Obama Vows To Support Those Hurt By Spill |
Globe and Mail | Israel releases hundreds of activists ABC Online Activists, seized during a raid on an aid convoy sailing to Gaza, arrive in Jordan after being deported. (Reuters: Muhammad Hamed) Israel has released hundreds of activists arrested during Monday's deadly ... First Gaza flotilla Brit returns Gazans cross border after Egypt lifts blockade Gaza blockade Q & A |
Reuters | Frustration, Fury Greet Obama in Gulf W » |
National Geographic | BP: Oil Leak Not Stopped Yet, But Efforts Continue Voice of America Photo: AP An official with the energy company BP says a new effort to plug a massive oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico is proceeding according to plan, but said the leak has not yet been stopped. BP Chief Operating Officer Doug Suttles says the procedure ... Obama's News Conference on the Oil Spill White House pushes back against James Carville, defends handling of oil spill Big Oil's Offshore Battle |
CBC.ca | Art Linkletter dies at 97 Entertainment Weekly by EW staff No offense to Kid 'n Play, but Art Linkletter's House Party was always better. Linkletter's program, which began on radio in 1944 before moving to TV eight years later, set a record for daytime longevity and featured Linkletter รข" who died ... TV's 'People Are Funny' host Art Linkletter dies Legendary broadcaster Art Linkletter is dead at 97 BREAKING NEWS: Art Linkletter Dead |