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Vol. 10, No. 38 Week of September 18, 2005
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


Hurricane Katrina oil, gas damage worse than thought

Slow production recovery points to widespread facility, pipeline damage in U.S. Gulf

By Ray Tyson

Petroleum News Contributing Writer

Hurricane Katrina, which swept through the Gulf of Mexico with a vengeance nearly three weeks ago, evidently caused more damage to oil and gas infrastructure than earlier portrayed by federal regulators. Gulf production halted ahead of the massive storm has been unusually slow to recover, with 56.14....

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