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Native American tribe under threat from oil spill

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Barataria Bay, Louisiana - June 6 1. Various of tide washing up thick oil 2. Various of crab crawling along oil covered beach Point-Aux-Chenes, Louisiana - May 29, 2010 3. Pan of Dale Everon pulling his shrimp boat up to dock 4. Medium...
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WRAP Shell agrees US$15.5m settlement over execution of activist, lawyer and son reax, file

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AP Television New York City, US - June 8, 2009 1. Mid shot Judith Chomsky, lawyer for the Centre for Constitutional Rights (CCR), being interviewed 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Judith Chomsky, lawyer for CCR, worked on Royal Dutch Shell...
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RUSSIA : ST PETERSBURG POLLUTION PROBLEMS

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English/Nat The E-U has launched a massive environmental clean-up campaign in St. Petersburg, one of Europe's most polluted cities. Once known as "the Venice of the north", St. Petersburg is now smothered in industrial waste, with most...
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BP has launched its biggest push yet to deep-clean the tourist beaches that were coated with crude during the worst of the Gulf oil spill. Machines are digging down into the sand to remove buried tar mats left from the Deepwater Horizon disaster.

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HEADLINE: Not everyone happy with gulf beach cleanup CAPTION: BP has launched its biggest push yet to deep-clean the tourist beaches that were coated with crude during the worst of the Gulf oil spill. Machines are digging down...
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In Louisiana, it's a tale of two localities‹ the coastal communities saw Summer tourism dollars evaporate after the BP oil rig disaster. New Orleans did just fine. The AP's John Mone says it all depends on how communities managed perception of how oil affected the Gulf region

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HEADLINE: Oil Disaster Lasting Impact on Gulf Tourism CAPTION: In Louisiana, it's a tale of two localities‹ the coastal communities saw Summer tourism dollars evaporate after the BP oil rig disaster. New Orleans did just fine. The...
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AP's Rich Matthews dives into the Gulf of Mexico and finds a clear line between living and dead creatures on supports that hold an oil rig. But, scientists say it's too early to say that the BP oil spill is to blame.

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HEADLINE: 'Line of death' 35 feet below Gulf of Mexico CAPTION: AP's Rich Matthews dives into the Gulf of Mexico and finds a clear line between living and dead creatures on supports that hold an oil rig. But, scientists say it's too...
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Animal rescue operations are gearing up in Louisiana as the region deals with the impact of the oil spilling into the Gulf of Mexico after an oil rig exploded and sank last week.

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HEADLINE: Oil-covered bird being treated in Louisiana CAPTION: Animal rescue operations are gearing up in Louisiana as the region deals with the impact of the oil spilling into the Gulf of Mexico after an oil rig exploded and sank last...
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Two years after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, offshore islands still clamor with birds, but birders say there aren''t as many as before and the islands themselves are simply washing away.

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HEADLINE: Islands, birds suffer 2 years after oil spill CAPTION: Two years after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, offshore islands still clamor with birds, but birders say there aren''t as many as before and the islands themselves are...
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Greenpeace scientists say officials haven't even scratched the surface when it comes to the number of animal deaths caused by the Gulf oil spill. One marine biologist tells the AP so many brown pelicans have died the bird may have to go back onto the endangered species list.

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HEADLINE: Spill may push La. state bird back to endangered list Will Gulf spill 'endanger' brown pelican again? CAPTION: The environmental group Greenpeace says officials haven't even scratched the surface when it comes to the number of...
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Bob Dudley, the man BP swapped out for embattled CEO Tony Hayward as its face in the Gulf, toured a turtle rehabilitation facility Wednesday and acknowledged the spill response could be better.

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HEADLINE: BP manager makes first Gulf visit as 'oil czar' CAPTION: Bob Dudley, the man BP swapped out for embattled CEO Tony Hayward as its face in the Gulf, toured a turtle rehabilitation facility Wednesday and acknowledged the spill...
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Shell agrees US$15.5m settlement in lawsuit over execution of activist, lawyer and son reax

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AP Television New York City - June 8, 2009 1. Mid shot Judith Chomsky, lawyer for the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), being interviewed 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Judith Chomsky, lawyer for CCR, worked on Royal Dutch Shell case:...
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For more than a century, the elite cadre of 60 San Francisco Bar Pilots have enjoyed monopoly control over guiding ships around the San Francisco Bay. After a massive oil spill, shipping companies are contesting the pilots' rising fees with the Legislature.

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HEADLINE: Bay Ship Pilots' Salaries Questioned CAPTION: For more than a century, the elite cadre of 60 San Francisco Bar Pilots have enjoyed monopoly control over guiding ships around the San Francisco Bay. After a massive oil spill,...
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BP predicts at least one of the two relief wells now being drilled to remedy the spill in the Gulf of Mexico will be completed by the end of July or in August.

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HEADLINE: BP opens drilling rig to cameras CAPTION: BP predicts at least one of the two relief wells now being drilled to remedy the spill in the Gulf of Mexico will be completed by the end of July or in August. It allowed a camera on...
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Shoots of marsh grass and bushes of mangrove trees already are starting to grow back across the Louisiana coast where just months ago photographers shot startling images of dying pelicans coated in oil from the massive Gulf oil spill.

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HEADLINE: In La., signs of regrowth seen in oiled marshes CAPTION: Shoots of marsh grass and bushes of mangrove trees already are starting to grow back across the Louisiana coast where just months ago photographers shot startling images...
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Scientists combine new and old technologies in effort to stop oil spill

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AP Television Gulf of Mexico - May 25, 2010 1. Aerial of oil slick and containment ships on surface at site of oil leak 2. Wide aerial of vessel performing boom activity 3. Wide aerial of vessels at site of oil leak AP...
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+4:3 Halliburton reaches $1.1B oil spill settlement

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American company Halliburton said on Tuesday it had agreed to pay 1.1 (b) billion US dollars to settle numerous claims involving the 2010 BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The settlement, which is subject to court approval, will be paid into...
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Green activists protest Italy oil drilling plans

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Environmental groups, including Greenpeace, organised a demonstration in Rome on Friday in support of an upcoming referendum that would ban oil drilling in Italian waters. The protesters laid out long strips of black cloth across the...
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Amphibious ship used to clean up oil spills, heads towards Iraq

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March 18, 2003 0000 Wide shot USS Comstock in the Gulf, US flag in foreground March 19, 2003 0005 Various bridge of the USS Comstock 0023 UPSOUND: Part underlaid (English) Commander John Padfield, Captain, USS Comstock March 18,...
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Old Italian fishing boat transformed into scientific vessel

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LEAD IN:A former Italian fishing boat is helping Lebanon monitor its sea pollution. The CANA-CSRS was fitted with oceanographic equipment and now sails the Mediterranean carrying out scientific tests.STORY-LINE:Cruising along Lebanon's...
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As the Gulf oil spill grows, more and more images of oil-covered birds are being broadcast. Now there is a growing debate over whether it is worth cleaning those birds and nursing them back to health. The Ap's Lila Ibrahim has more.

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HEADLINE: Is Cleaning oil covered birds worth it? CAPTION: As the Gulf oil spill grows, more and more images of oil-covered birds are being broadcast. Now there is a growing debate over whether it is worth cleaning those birds and...
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Associated Press reporter Harry Weber rode aboard the ship carrying the containment box that could stop much of the oil spilling into the Gulf of Mexico following the sinking of an oil drilling rig.

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HEADLINE: AP Exclusive: Reporter describes oil spill fix CAPTION: Associated Press reporter Harry Weber rode aboard the ship carrying the containment box that could stop much of the oil spilling into the Gulf of Mexico following...
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Cape Town penguins threatened by ship wreck

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A ship that ran aground a South African beach three years ago is still threatening bird and marine life. The Seli 1 was heavily laden with coal and oil when engine trouble led to it being wrecked on Blouberg Beach, Cape Town in...
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Oil spill looms just miles off Cuba coast, preps in Mexico

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Havana, Cuba 1. Tilt down from palm tree to sandy beach 2. Wide of deserted beach 3. Close up of surf and sand 4. Zoom out from boats fishing 5. Pan left of boat with fisherman casting net into water 6. Malecon Avenue with fishermen on...
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Major oil spill threatens fisheries, coastal resources in poor provinces

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Guimaras Islands 1. Wide of local people cleaning shore 2. Close of oil slick being collected by hand 3. Medium of people collecting oil 4. Wide of people collecting oil 5. Close of crab walking on oil 6. Wide of mangrove forest...