It
has been nine years since the Deepwater Horizon disaster and the effects of the
consequent oil spill are still felt today. On the 20th of April
2010, the oil drilling rig Deepwater Horizon exploded resulting in
the death of 11 people. Then only two days later, the rig sank which led to
five million barrels of oil being spilt into the Gulf of Mexico over a
three-month period. It is the worst spill in US history and one of the
catalysts behind the climate change movement. What have we learned from it?
During the Spring semester 2019, students on the module Globalisation and Resistance in the School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Nottingham/UK carried out independent research projects. In addition to writing a 4000 word essay, they also composed shorter blog posts about their projects for a wider audience. These research reports are published on this blog.
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