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Home›Subsea›China’s Oceanic Agency Not Satisfied with ConocoPhillips’ Work on Bohai Bay Oil Spill
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September 5, 2011 · about 15 years ago

China’s Oceanic Agency Not Satisfied with ConocoPhillips’ Work on Bohai Bay Oil Spill

China’s oceanic agency has ordered ConocoPhillips China to do more to prevent and clean up offshore spills in the Bohai Bay that have raised… (seattletimes) [mappress] Source: seattletimes, Sptember 05, 2011;

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China’s oceanic agency has ordered ConocoPhillips China to do more to prevent and clean up offshore spills in the Bohai Bay that have raised…

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[mappress] Source: seattletimes, Sptember 05, 2011;

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