COLUMBIA — Here are resources about the Deepwater Horizon BP oil spill, including news updates, ways to offer assistance, the economic impact and previous columns about the leak.
- Find maps and data, see videos of the response and get news updates at restorethegulf.com, an official website of the U.S. government.
- The department of marine sciences at the University of Georgia has a blog explaining the scientific details of the spill and other resources.
- The New York Times has graphics on methods used to try to stop the spill, maps of where the oil has made landfall, a list of the number of different types of animals killed by the oil and an article about recovery efforts.
- The White House offers information on the spill, posts blogs about the government's response and has a list of federal response resources.
- BP also has press releases about the Gulf of Mexico response on its website.
- To see photos of workers at the Gulf, go to Deepwater Horizon Response's flickr page, operated by the Joint Information Center staff.
- To see videos of the work done at the Gulf, go to Deepwater Horizon Response's YouTube page, operated by the Joint Information Center staff.
- To get updates about the progress in the Gulf, follow the Deepwater Horizon Response on Twitter, operated by the Joint Information Center staff.
- Get updates and leave comments about the oil spill on the Deepwater Horizon Response's Facebook page.
- Read CNN's updates about the response.
- Go to PBS' website about the oil spill for videos, an oil leak widget and broadcast reports.
- Read Missourian editorial columns about the oil spill from Rebecca Berg in London and J. Karl Miller.
- Go here to see an article about Marco Rubio, a U.S. Senate hopeful, speaking about the economic repercussions of the spill.
- Read an article from the Los Angeles Times about the economic effects of the oil spill.
- Read an article from Bloomberg Businessweek about the spill's effects on stocks.
- An article from the Wall Street Journal talks about the impact on financial institutions.
- The National Wildlife Federation offers way to donate to the crisis.
- The Audubon Action Center gives many options to help.
- Find ways to volunteer at Volunteer Florida's website.
- The Greater New Orleans Foundation has links to updates, ways to donate and information on the spill's impact.
- Volunteer Louisiana has an interactive map to find volunteer opportunities.
- The Nature Conservancy also offers donation options and other actions to take.
- Donations also can be made through the United Way of New Orleans.
- Alabama Live also has a list of articles with the latest oil spill news.
- Reuters describes the new cap being tested to stop the oil flow.
- A Louisiana command center uses mapping technology to help recovery efforts.
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