NEWSTEAM
19 JUNE 2010
Newsflash News Agency reports that British Petroleum is strongly denying claims from one of its partners that its behaviour was reckless in the run-up to the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Anadarko Petroleum, the largest independent oil and gas company operating in the Gulf, owns 25-percent of the well.
It says the explosion could have been prevented.
Meanwhile, BP has given the green light to actor and environmentalist Kevin Costner and his oil clean-up devices.
Costner has been fighting for 17 years to put his devices into the Gulf to act as a preventative measure in case of an oil spill.
BP will now use the invention, which can suck thousands of gallons of oil a day and separate it from water.
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