Future of Deep Water Drilling
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Could the oil spill in the Gulf have changed the course of ultra deep water drilling in the U.S. and around the world? Clean Skies News talks with industry expert, James Pappas, Vice President of Technical Operations at the Research Partnership to Secure Energy for America. Pappas says we could see regulatory and legislative changes soon.
Published: 05/14/10 1:09pm
Running Time: 07:37
Related Keywords: Politics (Oil), Industry (Oil), Oil, Clean Skies News, Daniel J. Goldstein, James Pappas, BP, deep water drilling, Gulf of Mexico, oil drilling, oil leak, oil spill, Research Partnership to Secure Energy for America, RPSEA, TransOcean, ultra deep water
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