WASHINGTON AP - Shutting its North Slope operations is only the latest problem for oil giant BP, which already is the target of a federal grand jury, the Environmental Protection Agency and congressional investigators for letting its Alaska pipeline crumble.The Justice Department is pursuing possible criminal charges in connection with the oil spill in March on one leg of BP's feeder system in its Prudhoe Bay field.
August 10, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – Shutting its North Slope operations is only the latest problem for oil giant BP, which already is the target of a federal grand jury, the Environmental Protection Agency and congressional investigators for letting its Alaska pipeline crumble.
The Justice Department is pursuing possible criminal charges in connection with the oil spill in March on one leg of BP’s feeder system in its Prudhoe Bay field.
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