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Shell faces $5 bln fine over Nigeria Bonga oil spill
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on 18 July 2012
Nigerian regulators have told parliament that Royal Dutch Shell should be fined $5 billion for environmental damaged caused by an oil spill at its offshore Bonga field, one of the biggest in the history of Africa's largest energy industry.
Shell said on Tuesday there was no legal basis...
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BP oil spill in Gulf of Mexico far from over, experts warn
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on 23 April 2012
Two years after the worst maritime oil spill in history, fishermen, scientists, and environmentalists up and down the US Gulf Coast warn that the disaster may be far from over.
Dead dolphins keep washing up on shore in unprecedented numbers.
Oil-coated coral reefs are dying in the deepwater....
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Macondo 'Hellfighters' to the rescue in N.Sea leak
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on 30 March 2012
Wild Well Control, a company that helped tackle the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and Kuwait's raging oil fires, have joined efforts to avert disaster at a leaking gas platform off Scotland, rig operator Total said.
Firefighters and engineers from the Houston-based company are experts at disas...
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Brisbane River oil spill: pelicans affected in fuel leakage
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on 24 January 2012
Up to five pelicans are believed to have been affected by an oil spill in the Brisbane River that has spread upstream to Breakfast Creek.
Five tonnes of fuel oil leaked into the river at about 6.45am (AEST) on Monday as a livestock carrier was being refuelled at Hamilton wharves.
Maritime Sa...
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Oil, fertiliser spilling from sunken Christmas Island ship
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on 10 January 2012
Oil and phosphate fertiliser are spilling into the sea at Christmas Island after a cargo ship sank in the island's port on Sunday.Poor weather conditions and clouds have prevented the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) from assessing the extent of the leaks in waters at the island, i...
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