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Obama to do everything 'humanly possible' on spill

Obama to do everything 'humanly possible' on spill

President Barack Obama on Sunday warned of a "massive and potentially unprecedented environmental disaster" as a badly damaged oil well a mile deep in the Gulf of Mexico spewed a widening and deadly slick toward delicate wetlands and wildlife.

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Weather hurts Gulf oil fight; new drilling on hold

Weather hurts Gulf oil fight; new drilling on hold

Oil from a massive spill in the Gulf of Mexico was oozing into Louisiana's ecologically rich wetlands Friday as storms threatened to frustrate desperate protection efforts. The White House put a hold on any new offshore oil projects until the rig disaster that caused the spill is explained.

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BP welcomes military help for larger Gulf oil leak

BP welcomes military help for larger Gulf oil leak

A massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is even worse than believed and as the government grows concerned that the rig's operator is ill-equipped to contain it, officials are offering a military response to try to avert a massive environmental disaster along the ecologically fragile U.S. coastline.

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Wisconsin wants gray wolf removed from endangered list

The state is again asking federal authorities to remove the gray wolf from the endangered species list because its population is the highest since it recolonized in Wisconsin.

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