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Oil in Louisiana coastal marshes

The full extent of the BP Gulf oil spill is still unfolding before our eyes

Environment

On April 20, 2010, BP’s Deepwater Horizon well exploded, killing eleven workers and gushing over 200 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. Now, BP says it’s ending the “active cleanup.” But the US Coast Guard and conservation groups say the job is not yet done.On April 20, 2010, BP’s Deepwater Horizon well exploded, killing eleven workers and gushing over 200 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. Now, BP says it’s ending the “active cleanup.” But the US Coast Guard and conservation groups say the job is not yet done.

The World

Listeners respond: should BP’s CEO resign?

Environment
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Oil disaster boon to Gulf politicians

Environment
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Outsourcing the dangers of oil drilling

The World

Tony Hayward out as BP CEO; American Bob Dudley steps in

The World

Oil industry throwing millions at congressional elections

Global Politics

We talk to the Center for Responsive Politics’ Dave Levinthal about where the millions are coming from, and what money can — and can’t — buy.

The World

Meet Darryl Willis: the new face of BP

Environment

Now that we’ve seen him in commercials, it’s time to get to know him better. BP Vice President of Resources Darryl Willis joins the program to tell us about BP’s latest efforts from the company’s perspective, and his unenviable new position.

The World

Oil spill week in Washington DC

Global Politics

The Takeaway’s Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich looks at President Obama’s first Oval Office speech, and the upcoming Congressional gauntlet to be run by Tony Hayward.

The World

This week’s agenda: BP to eat crow?

Global Politics

Marcus Mabry, associate editor for The New York Times, believes there’s going to be a whole lot of eating crow by BP this week. The Takeaway’s and WNYC’s editor, Charlie Herman, looks at the effects the oil spill has had on BP and other oil stocks.

The World

Family of Deepwater Horizon oil rig victims meet the President

Conflict & Justice

Eleven men were killed when the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded on April 20th. Today the family members of those men will meet with President Barack Obama. We speak with Chris Jones, whose brother, Gordon, died in the explosion.