Crews hoped to begin pumping mud and perhaps
cement down the throat of the blown-out oil well at the bottom of
the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday in what BP officials said could be
the method of attack that finally snuffs the spill.
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A faulty pipe owned by the energy company Enbridge is to blame for the the recent oil spill in Michigan. More than 14-hundred miles of that very same Enbridge pipeline runs through northern Minnesota.
State Fire Marshall Jerry Rosendahl oversees Minnesota's Office of Pipeline Safety. He joined Cathy Wurzer this morning by phone.
On the chance that the Gulf of Mexico oil
spill threatens some sea creatures with extinction, naturalist Jack
Rudloe hopes his laboratory can save them.
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A new federal study of chemical dispersants
used to break up oil in the Gulf of Mexico shows that when mixed
with oil, the dispersant is less toxic to aquatic life than oil
alone.
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A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis
to the South Dakota city of Watertown had some tense moments when
an indicator light showed part of the landing gear had failed to
come down.
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Engineers on the Gulf of Mexico hoped to
begin work Monday on a plan to to shove mud and perhaps cement into
the blown-out oil well at the seafloor, making it easier to end the
gusher for good.
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