Deepwater Horizon sinks after blast leaving 11 missing
A deepwater oil platform burned for days before sinking in the Gulf of Mexico. Officials warned of a potential spill up to 336,000 gallons daily, with 11 workers unaccounted for and crews and equipment mobilized to cap the well and prevent onshore damage.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Louisiana
Coast Guard
Katherine McNamara
Mary Landry
Exxon
Adrian Rose
Transocean Ltd
Rose
Transocean
U.S. Minerals Management Service
MMS
Eileen Angelico
Guy Cantwell
Land swap mapped for uranium plant site in southeast NM
New Mexico and Lea County reached a land exchange to provide 3 900 acres usable for a depleted uranium processing plant near Eunice Jal and a 640 acre Hobbs site. The Hobbs site will host International Isotopes Inc plans while the swap supports agricultural leasing on the new land.
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Santa FE
State Land Office
Lea County
New Mexico
Pat Lyons
Hobbs
Eunice
Jal
Land Office
Idaho Falls
Idaho
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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State Court of Appeals
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Mosaic Potash Carlsbad Inc
OCC
National Association of Counties
Association
Department of Justice
Lovington
Tatum
Jesse Freeman
Robert Fleetwood
Freeman
Oundup
St. Stephen’s
Terrence Kershaw
Southwest
First Christian Church
S. Main St
Bob Tally
Chewning
Hommerson
Cynthia
W. McGaffey
VISA
Artfaire
Roswell
St. Peter’s Good Samaritan
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