According to a July 22 report from Reuters, energy companies in the Gulf of Mexico were closely monitoring a tropical depression that could become a storm as it crosses the region, with some pulling workers from offshore platforms. BP, Shell, Enbridge, Marathon are evacuating some personnel and BP’s efforts to clean up the oil spill may be disrupted.
(Source: Reuters)
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