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Home›Fossil Energy›Offshore Accommodation Rig Partially Sinks in Gulf of Mexico
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April 14, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Offshore Accommodation Rig Partially Sinks in Gulf of Mexico

Floatel Jupiter, an offshore oil platform housing 713 workers and containing 2,075 barrels of diesel and 82 barrels of kerosene, began … By Judson Parker (Examiner) [mappress] Source:Examiner , April 14, 2011;

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Floatel Jupiter, an offshore oil platform housing 713 workers and containing 2,075 barrels of diesel and 82 barrels of kerosene, began …

By Judson Parker (Examiner)

[mappress]

Source:Examiner , April 14, 2011;

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