Jennifer Dlouhy

Reporter, Houston Chronicle

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Reporter covering the Gulf oil spill for the Houston Chronicle and Hearst newspapers

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Britain's Guardian newspaper today published  new cables  from WikiLeaks showing that BP had to evacuate 211 platform workers due to a gas leak in Azerbaijan — two years before the…

Justice Department Files Suit over Gulf Oil Spill

Britain's Guardian newspaper today published new cables from WikiLeaks showing that BP had to evacuate 211 platform workers due to a gas leak in Azerbaijan — two years before the…

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