bp oil spill slick

BP estimates of major oil spill in the Gulf of 100,000 b / d

Five planes and 32 ships Spill Response - skimmers, tugs, barges and recovery boats hoped - that efforts to clean up after the smooth weather delays continue on Saturday.

So until now the slick is threatening the coast of Louisiana more than 40 miles away, where ecologically fragile wetlands, that is a paradise for rare water birds and other animals could jeopardize.

"In analyzing the trajectory, we see no impact on any coast line within the next three days, "Charlie Henry, scientific support coordinator for the U.S. government, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), compared Journalists.

BP said chemical products had been cast in the smooth, support the spread process and much more were in the camp.

And Steve Benz, director of the independent Marine Spill Response Corporation, said the BP inquiry was the installation of the largest response effort in his group's 20-year-old History and BP officials expressed confidence that they will be able to contain the spill offshore.

Nevertheless, the environmentalists were sounding an alarm about the potential threat to fragile wildlife of Louisiana, and experts said the spill has the potential to be the worst in the United States since the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil tanker spill seen, considered one of the worst manmade environmental disasters.

Spill that poured nearly 11 million gallons of crude oil in Alaska's Prince William Sound, about 750 miles devastating its once pristine shores.

Meanwhile, there was still no news of the 11 crew members missing Horizon.

The U.S. Coast Guard, which helped evacuate another 115 for the security after Tuesday spectacular explosion, the balls of fire leaped shot into the night sky, canceled its massive air and sea search on Friday.

The investigations are the cause of the accident, which would be the worst in decades at a U.S. offshore platform if the ongoing missing men are not found.

Usury laws
Laws to limit the amount of interest on loans that can be recharged.

Iran wants oil prices to be higher than what they are now, the United Arab Emirates state news agency Wam reported, citing Iranian Oil Minister Masoud Mir-Kazemi.

Mir-Kazemi, speaking at a petroleum exhibition in Tehran, said current oil prices are "unfair" to the producers in View of the increasing costs of production, according to Wam.

Slick from US oil spill reaches coastland