Drilling Industry Uneasy About Future
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Clean Skies News' Dan Goldstein is in Morgan City, Louisiana, where employees of the deepwater drilling industry have been hit hard since the Gulf oil disaster. Experts weigh in on what could be in store for the future of offshore drilling.
Published: 06/28/10 2:29pm
Running Time: 04:43
Related Keywords: Politics (Oil), Industry (Oil), Oil, Clean Skies News, Daniel J. Goldstein, Eric Smith, Erik Lind, Kieran Suckling, Michael Bean, Pat Mannina, Center for Biological Diversity, deepwater drilling, Energy Institute, Land and Marine, Louisiana, moratorium, Morgan City, Oceaneering International, oil, oil spill, rig, rigs, Roustabout, ROV, The Rig Museum, Tulane, Virgil Allen
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