Doug Inkley, a senior scientist working for the , said that [the United States of] America's "addiction to oil" was responsible for the Deepwater Horizon disaster six months ago. Inkley commented on the incident, six months after the explosion which killed eleven rig workers and resulted in over 170 million gallons of leaking into the  causing damage to as well as the Gulf's fishing and tourism industries. His remarks echo those issued by another environmental organisation in July. Greenpeace demanded that  , who the  has blamed for the disaster, take a "new direction" and end an "obsession with high risk, environmentally reckless sources of oil."
Doug Inkley, a senior scientist working for the , said that [the United States of] America's "addiction to oil" was responsible for the Deepwater Horizon disaster six months ago. Inkley commented on the incident, six months after the explosion which killed eleven rig workers and resulted in over 170 million gallons of leaking into the Gulf of Mexico causing damage to as well as the Gulf's fishing and tourism industries. His remarks echo those issued by another environmental organisation in July. Greenpeace demanded that BP , who the United States Congress has blamed for the disaster, take a "new direction" and end an "obsession with high risk, environmentally reckless sources of oil."
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Gulf of Mexico
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United States Congress