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Oil Spill Work Stops as Looming Storm Approaches

With a major storm on its way into the Gulf of Mexico, relief workers are preparing to evacuate and the containment cap on BP's damaged well may have to be taken off, allowing oil to gush into the ocean once more. Steven Mufson reports for the Washington Post .

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

With a major storm on its way into the Gulf of Mexico, relief workers are preparing to evacuate and the containment cap on BP's damaged well may have to be taken off, allowing oil to gush into the ocean once more. Steven Mufson reports for the Washington Post.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Andrea Brody
Senior Producer, KCRW's Life Examined and To the Point podcast
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Producer, 'To the Point'
Darrell Satzman
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Steven Mufson
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Oil Spill Work Stops as Looming Storm Approaches

With a major storm on its way into the Gulf of Mexico, relief workers are preparing to evacuate and the containment cap on BP's damaged well may have to be taken off, allowing oil to gush into the ocean once more. Steven Mufson reports for the Washington Post .

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Oil Spill Work Stops as Looming Storm Approaches

With a major storm on its way into the Gulf of Mexico, relief workers are preparing to evacuate and the containment cap on BP's damaged well may have to be taken off, allowing oil to gush into the ocean once more. Steven Mufson reports for the Washington Post .

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