BP settlement doesn't address environment

Philadelphia Inquirer Sunday 4th March, 2012

NEW ORLEANS - BP P.L.C.'s settlement with plaintiffs suing the company over the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico may address harm to individuals and businesses, but there is nothing in it that compensates the public for damage to its natural resources and environment, the Justice Department said Saturday. That is a potentially critical issue b...

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