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Live video: Day 2 for BP, Transocean in Congress
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Appearing for a second day, the presidents of BP America and Transocean are scheduled to recount for a Senate subcommittee what caused the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico that killed 11 workers. Watch live video here starting at 10 a.m.
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I am glad to know that Unlike issues with “Wall Street”
It sounds like B.P. is willing to work with the goverment in helping to pay compensation from injured parties.
They are spekaing in plain text even though that we may not know of all these comapnies at least they are explaining the procedures to take place.
I hope that These people remain dilligent in there Ohnesty. Time will Tell.
There is a great deal that is happening, will happen and shall happen in the future.
I am niehter for nor against offshore drilling.
I understand that accedents can happen any where any time. I have had limmited and breife OSHA training . this company is doing its part to help the situation.
We should take care not to “Flame” the company.
Dear RSS
The reason that we are in this mess is because of rampant apathy such as yours. Open your eyes and smell the oil. vlh
To curious cat2, The reason the society is in this state is because of rampant apathy such as yours.
Wake up and smell the oil.