News roundup, Thursday, June 10, 2010

Gulf Disaster

Well most likely spewing more than 1M gallons of oil a day

Heavier oil from Gulf spill washes up in Florida

BP Shares Sink Amid Oil Spill Bankruptcy Chatter

BP Says It Will Speed Up Payments to Gulf Businesses
How Much Oil is Really Leaking Into the Gulf?

As Pressure Mounts, BP’s Shares Slide Further
BP: 'Not aware' of reason for stock plunge

BP likely to collect more oil than it can process
Deepwater Horizon: The plume is real

Global Economy

Prepare for 'no growth economy' economist warns

World Bank report warns about European crisis

As Economy Improves, China Labor Unrest Is Growing

Chinese Workers at Honda Plant Plan March

Economy USA

Initial Jobless Claims Still Way Too High And Stagnant At 456,000

U.S. Home Foreclosures Climb 44% to Record in May

Utah Fifth District Court orders halt to Bank of America foreclosures

SEC Approves Halts for S&P 500 Stocks That Move 10%

Oil

Former Chief Scientist lends voice to "Peak Oil" warnings

IEA sees stronger global oil demand
IEA: Extended Deepwater Ban Would Decrease US Oil Production 6%

The Independent: The lessons of the Gulf of Mexico crisis

Water

General Energy

Obama: Current energy laws are inadequate

Agriculture/Gardening

"So That Everyone Can Eat, Produce It Here:" Food Sovereignty and Land Reform in Haiti

EU puts GM crops on the menu

Invasion of the knotweed

Commentary

John Michael Greer: Waiting for the Millennium