Halliburton and BP knew that the cement mixture used to seal the well was unstable, report finds.
Halliburton and BP knew that the cement mixture used to seal the well was unstable, report finds.

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WaPo's Ezra Klein thinks elite college grads head to Wall Street because their liberal arts degrees are failing them. One former analyst disagrees.

Students across the globe can't function without media for even 24 hours without experiencing addiction-like withdrawal symptoms.
Remember the rocks that absorb CO2? Well, today the Guardian reports that British engineering firm Novacem has developed a new cement that does...
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Another year, another BP oil blunder. This one, a leak in Alaska, is driving up oil costs worldwide.

ABC World News runs an accurate, well-rounded piece on weather and climate. Too bad we're talking about it.

Justice served, right? Well, not so fast.

Protestors at Occupy Los Angeles see themselves as part of the broader Occupy Wall Street movement, but only to a point.
By now, we’ve heard just about everything there is to hear about the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill. We’ve listened to corporate...

Occupy Wall Streeters may be angry with Washington lawmakers, but they still need to join 'em before they can beat 'em.
We often hold up BP as a company that is both doing well and doing good, by starting to move away from petroleum products and pouring tons of...
Vuvuzelas for BP is a fun effort by Adam Quirk to make some noise around BP: BP is not feeling the pain they are causing in the Gulf. BP is...
Kent Wells, BP's Senior Vice President of Exploration and Production, has a "technical briefing" video up. Its aim is to give the public a little...
Between the passing of actress and ardent animal rights advocate Rue McClanahan and the publication of some heart-wrenching photos of...
...it's much funnier than when they spill a zillion gallons of oil. And just think: That coffee would be even harder to clean up if it were a...

The history of countercultural movements can be told through their stomachs. When will this one find its signature protest dish?

The graph that BP's Sustainability Review leaves out, and what else is missing from the oil company's report.
You should have a look at the tragicomic BP Public Relations Twitter account. A few highlights:"Dropping everything to work on our "Oil Slickers"...
In the wake of the Deepwater Horizon spill, people are turning to a familiar form of folk protest: messing with acronyms and initialisms. In...
BP has misled us before. Now they've been caught Photoshopping photos that they're providing to the public as veridical documents. Last night,...