DOJ explains Exxon Valdez ‘reopener’ lagLawyers say government won’t sue to collect $92 million until studies on how to rid Prince William Sound of lingering oil are done Wesley Loy For Petroleum News
U.S. Department of Justice lawyers suggest the government might sue ExxonMobil Corp. for tens of millions more dollars for the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill, but not before studies are completed to determine how to deal with lingering oil on Alaska shores.
Details on these studies are contained in cou....
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