Articles Tagged With 'Halliburton'
Oil Spill Commission’s Missing Document Adds Insight to Gulf Investigation
A new document uncovered last week might help to clear up some confusion over comments made earlier this month by the Oil Spill Commission's chief counsel.
More Questions About BP’s Limited Investigation Into Gulf Disaster
A panel, at the request of the Interior Department, questioned BP about missing information and alternative causes for the Gulf disaster that were left unaddressed by its recent report.
BP’s Internal Investigation vs. What We Already Know
BP's long-awaited internal report is out, and it shares the blame with contractors Halliburton and Transocean.
Read Congressional Memo That Confirms Warning Signs Before Rig Explosion
Findings from a House committee look at problems leading up to the Gulf oil disaster.
Congress Launches Investigation Into Gas Drilling Practices
A House committee is investigating potential environmental impacts from hydraulic fracturing, as two companies acknowledge using diesel-based fluids in their wells.
Gas Execs Call for Disclosure of Chemicals Used in Hydraulic Fracturing
Because of growing concern about water contamination, some in the gas industry say companies should be more open about the chemicals used in drilling.
DEP Issues Citation to Pennsylvania Driller as a Third Spill Occurs
Cabot Oil and Gas is charged with five violations, and a state official expresses "great concern" over problems at a well near Dimock.
