East-West Highway / University of Miami / Deepwater Horizon wellhead / / /
IndustryTerm
greenhouse gas production / per capita energy demand / subsurface oil spill / chemical environment / energy policy / oil spill response plan / spilled oil / energy crisis / oil and gas / energy sources / oil spill / equipment/technology fails / oil-dispersant mixtures / energy use / oil / overall energy conservation plan / chemical contaminant / oil spill response / oil and gas operators / energy / oil and gas industry / oil field / alternate energy sources / oil and gas operations / oil floating / back-up systems / decision-making protocols / oil/dispersant mixture / oil spills / oil and gas exploration / oil and gas development activity / long-term energy needs / oil spill development / oil spilled2 / oil disaster / energy plan / oil and gas production / control technology / drill site / energy development / equipment / at reducing per capita energy demand / /
NaturalFeature
Chukchi Sea / Gulf of Mexico / Beaufort Sea / /
Organization
National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill / Gulf / U.S. Department of Energy / Council on Environmental Quality / Oil Spill Commission / Minerals Management Service / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Committee of Scientific / University of Miami / Department of the Interior4 / Bureau of Ocean Energy Management / Regulation / and Enforcement / U.S. Census Bureau / Marine Mammal Commission / /
Person
Michael Bromwich / Peter Lutz / Christopher A. Smith / Timothy J. Ragen / / /
Position
Executive Director / President / Advisors / well-head / Mission The President / RATIONALE Executive / Executive / surgeon / /
Product
equipment / judgment / Regulation / human error / /
PublishedMedium
the Oil Spill Commission review / /
Region
Gulf of Mexico / /
Technology
decision-making protocols / control technology / pdf / /
1 November 2010 Mr. Christopher A. Smith U.S. Department of Energy 1000 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C[removed]Dear Mr. Smith: