- Oil lies becoming more preposterous
- Water sample "exploded" when chemist tested for oil; "Most likely" methane or Corexit
- MSNBC reporting that Corexit is killing cleanup workers
- North America faces years of toxic oil rain from BP oil spill chemical dispersants
- Gulf cleanup could continue beyond 2011
- BP oil leak threatens to bust bedrock
- Gulf oil spill: BP accused of lying to Congress
- Oil from BP spill may reach Ireland
- Oil washes ashore in Florida
- Gulf oil full of methane, adding new concerns
- Disaster capitalists: Halliburton to make money off oil spill
- Kenneth Feinberg, 9/11 Cover Up Agent, to Administer BP's $20 Billion Claim Fund
- News networks say access to oil spill ’slowly being strangled off’
- Arrests for protest at BP's Unified Command in New Orleans
- Armed services are urged to stock kitchens with Gulf seafood
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BP Oil Spill & Methane Hydrate
Because drilling can bring warm fluids up from depth, potentially melting the shallower gas hydrate, many researchers and engineers anticipate that drilling through gas hydrate may pose a hazard to the stability of the well, the platform anchors, the tethers, or even entire platforms.
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