Rayola Dougher

Senior Economic Advisor, American Petroleum Institute

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Senior economic advisor for the American Petroleum Institute, a trade association representing oil and natural gas companies

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BP, the Coast Guard and thousands of local fisermen are trying to control the oil slick moving toward the shores of 4 Gulf-coast states.

The Race Against the Great Oil Spill

BP, the Coast Guard and thousands of local fisermen are trying to control the oil slick moving toward the shores of 4 Gulf-coast states.

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BP, the Coast Guard and thousands of local fisermen are trying to control the oil slick moving toward the shores of 4 Gulf-coast states.

Environmental Disaster in the Gulf of Mexico

BP, the Coast Guard and thousands of local fisermen are trying to control the oil slick moving toward the shores of 4 Gulf-coast states.

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The Gulf Oil Spill: The Environment, the Economy and the Politics

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