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BP Well Capped, but Has the Leak Been Stopped?

In the Gulf of Mexico, the runaway BP well remained sealed this morning with no oil leaking. But scientists are keeping a close watch on the pressure building in the well. Russell Gold reports on energy for the Wall Street Journal .

By Sara Terry • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

In the Gulf of Mexico, the runaway BP well remained sealed this morning with no oil leaking. But scientists are keeping a close watch on the pressure building in the well. Russell Gold reports on energy for the Wall Street Journal.

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The Aftermath Project
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BP Well Capped, but Has the Leak Been Stopped?

In the Gulf of Mexico, the runaway BP well remained sealed this morning with no oil leaking. But scientists are keeping a close watch on the pressure building in the well. Russell Gold reports on energy for the Wall Street Journal .

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To the Point

BP Well Capped, but Has the Leak Been Stopped?

In the Gulf of Mexico, the runaway BP well remained sealed this morning with no oil leaking. But scientists are keeping a close watch on the pressure building in the well. Russell Gold reports on energy for the Wall Street Journal .

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