CSB: BP's Deepwater Horizon Report to be Viewed 'Without Prejudice'

The Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB; Washington) says its separate investigation of BP’s Deepwater Horizon accident, which killed 11 and caused widespread pollution in the Gulf of Mexico, will examine BP’s recently released international investigation report “without prejudice.” Lawmakers have asked CSB to conduct an external investigation of BP’s Deepwater Horizon accident, in part because of experience CSB investigators gained during their two-year review of BP’s 2005 Texas City accident,  which...

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