BP oil disaster in the USA continues

This video from the USA says about itself:

20 Years After Exxon Valdez Oil Spill, Alaskan Coastline Remains Contaminated, Residents Still Struggle for Justice

This video is the sequel.

The Obama administration’s decision to leave BP in control of its Deepwater Horizon spill site and in charge of cleanup efforts has compounded the original disaster: here.

BP profits, and people “get stuck” cleaning up mess: here.

NEW ORLEANS – Labor leaders here say the oil spill will be worse for workers in this region than Hurricane Katrina was almost five years ago and that the major media, both locally and nationally, are actually downplaying its significance: here.

Government Exempted BP from Environmental Review: here.

How You Can Help Wildlife Impacted by the BP Oil Spill: here.

They don’t live on the Mexican Gulf full time but piping plovers could be affected when they return in winter: here.

BP Gulf Coast Oil Spill Protested in San Francisco: here.

BP chief admits job is on the line: here.

Transocean, Ltd., the Switzerland-based offshore contractor that owned the Deepwater Horizon floating drilling rig, has asked a federal court in Houston to limit its liability from the oil spill to less than $27 million: here.