State, feds investigate spill at North Slope’s Lisburne fieldRuptured pipe in BP-operated field releases estimated 45,828 gallons of oil and water; criminal and civil probes under way by Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, US EPA Wesley Loy For Petroleum News
State and federal authorities confirm they’re conducting criminal and civil investigations into a pipeline rupture discovered in the BP-operated Lisburne oil field on Nov. 29.
Weld Royal, spokeswoman for the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, told Petroleum News a civil investigation i....
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