Public views on Gulf spill improve despite ongoing safety concerns
An AP poll shows a recovering BP image since capping the well though safety worries remain. Obama’s handling rating edges up to about 50 percent as support grows for more offshore drilling despite lingering fears about seafood safety and beach cleanliness.
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Rehabilitated sea turtles released back into Gulf
The first oil spill turtles rescued after BP's spill were released about a mile off Cedar Key Florida. Twenty two oiled sea turtles, mostly Kemp's Ridley, are back in the Gulf as officials note healthier than feared recovery and ongoing wildlife monitoring.
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