Deepwater Horizon Blame Game Continues: More Violations and Corruption Emerges

Deepwater Horizon Blame Game Continues: More Violations and Corruption Emerges

August 9, 2010, 5:53 am
Filed under: business, corporate corruption, cover-up, Gulf Oil Spill, hypocrisy, illegal, Louisiana, news, oil spill, politics, pollution

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