March 28, 2011
BP Report Won’t Name Spill Figures; TNK-BP Announces Efficiency Projects
BP, in its first corporate sustainability report since the Deepwater Horizon disaster, has refused to put a figure on the amount of oil leaked or CO2 emitted in the spill.
Page one of the report lists figures for volume of oil spilled, CO2 emitted and methane released in 2010 (see chart), but these figures don’t include the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the company noted.
As a result, the figures show BP spilling less oil in 2010 than in 2008, Fast Company reported.
BP said that it left….
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