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Oil continues to spew into the Gulf of Mexico and BP has now been told to display more cameras with high definition.
This camera feed is from BP.
It may freeze and not work from time to time.
The amount of oil coming from the damaged well is now estimated to be much higher.
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pete chch on 13/06/2010 1:40pm
shame bp…cant u just drop yr glabal head office building on it..with u all still inside…
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Meescha on 12/06/2010 10:35pm
http://blcnn.wordpress.com/2010/06/11/gulf-oil-spill-bps-poor-record-so-far-dulls-hope-for-future/
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