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Area students participate in prevention and response lectures, workshops - Vimarsana News

Area students participate in prevention and response lectures, workshops

The events come ahead of the 35th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill

Lawsuit Filed to Halt Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Project :: Earth Island Institute - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Filed to Halt Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Project :: Earth Island Institute

Earth Island Institute supports environmental projects and environmental leaders to achieve solutions to the crises threatening the survival of life on Earth

Down the Line: Oil trains would bear risks to both sides of Continental Divide - Vimarsana News

Down the Line: Oil trains would bear risks to both sides of Continental Divide

Editor’s note: This is part 4 of a series by Colorado Newsline (coloradonewsline.com) on the Uinta Basin Railway project, which would bring up to five 2-mile-long oil trains through Colorado daily. At 88 miles long,...

Deadly aftermath from BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster is finally leading to new rules for companies handling oil spills: 'Should have been required decades ago' - Vimarsana News

Deadly aftermath from BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster is finally leading to new rules for companies handling oil spills: 'Should have been required decades ago'

“What heartened me was the shift to holding the industry more accountable."

Source: yahoo.com
Coastal News Today | USA - US government toughens rules on chemicals used to break up oil slicks - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | USA - US government toughens rules on chemicals used to break up oil slicks

Environmental activists sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to update regulations after thousands of people were sickened from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill cleanup, Sara Sneath writes for The Guardian.