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Company Response

21 Apr 2011

Author:
BP

BP response to Al Jazeera article

From the various studies already conducted and published, we do not recognise that conclusion. I would refer you to the response website (http://www.restorethegulf.gov/) and the NOAA [US National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration] website...as the main sources of information on the environmental impacts of the Macondo spill. Notwithstanding the above, we have however provided $500m for continuing long-term scientific studies into the spill and its impact.