National Public Radio: For months now, local scientists have been out on Gulf waters, advising the cleanup and measuring the damage. But there is growing concern that some of the best minds are being sidelined, since they've signed on as paid consultants to BP. "Everybody's arming up for the big day in court," says Richard Shaw, the director of Louisiana State University's Coastal Fisheries Institute. He's one of many concerned that BP is buying up too much of the region's brainpower. "You would ......
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BP Hires Gulf Scientists; Are They Buying Silence?
Posted by Washington Post: Juliet Eilperin on July 31st, 2010
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