Because up until now, and probably still, they've been putting money above safety.
yes it is in the gulf coastline and no it will not get to the north bp should have to clean that up
Because the authorities have not finished putting "their boot on the throat of BP", to quote a member of the president's cabinet.
all of us including the sea creatures and it can cause water pollution
It all started 50 miles off the coast of Louisiana. (the middle of the Gulf of Mexico) and is now has already getting close to hitting the coasts of Florida. and if nothing gets accomplished then it can spread throughout the world.
No. The US Government does not generally own stocks of publically traded companies. BP stock trades in the US, so Americans can own BP stock. The manner in which foreign companies allow their stock to be traded on the US stock market is a bit complicated, so I have attached related link (if you are interested).
Because the US standards are much more lax than in Britain; the bureaucracy is quicker.
The BP Deepwater Horizon well is located in the Gulf of Mexico, which is considered international waters. However, it falls under the jurisdiction of the United States government due to its proximity to the country's coastline.
None. The idiots in Washington won't let US companies drill, even though we have rich oil recsources in the Gulf of Mexico and in Alaska.
BP has not paid any fine for the gulf oil spill. In the future they may be forced to pay for the damages caused by the oil spill. It will be decided by judges in court. If BP had spilled oil in the Gulf, then it would be required to pay a fine. However, this was an accident, so it is first necessary to determine whose fault it is that the accident occurred, and then what was the value of the damage from the spill. Both individuals and the US government agencies are preparing to sue BP in court. In the case of individuals, these cases will most likely be consolidated into class-action lawsuits, representing many individual claims. See related links.
The US has had many oil spills in its history including, most recently, the 2010 April 20 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico off of Louisiana.For other spills, please see related questions.
(For BP) As of August 10th 6.1 billion US. This includescompensation for individuals and companies affected, clean-up, containment and federal costs.Hope this helps :)
BP's stock price as traded on the US exchanges is $29.85 as of July 2, 2010.