The Missing Oil, Death of a Climate Bill, and French Engineering

07.27.2010 | 22:07:55 pm | Posted by R-Squared Energy Blog

Join the forum discussion on this postThe Missing OilI just wanted to briefly touch on three energy stories that were in the news over the past week. The first is that the oil flowing into the Gulf of Mexico seems to be slowing:BP Oil Spill: Clean-Up Crews Can't Find Crude in the GulfThousands of small oil patches remain below the surface, but experts say an astonishing amount has disappeared, reabsorbed into the environment. [It's] mother nature doing her job, said Ed Overton, a professor of environmental studies at Louisiana State University.Experts stress that even though there's les...

 
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