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Diva Denyce Graves talks about her storied career and her new push to make opera more diverse -- and more relevant.
Guest Host: Frank Sesno
Gulf of Mexico
A new government report says about three quarters of oil from the massive BP spill has been contained, dispersed, or has evaporated….. ongoing efforts to plug the well, clean up the Gulf, and risks posed by the remaining oil
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- Barbara Shook Houston Bureau Chief and Reporter-at-Large for the Energy Intelligence Group
- Rayola Dougher Senior economic adviser, American Petroleum Institute
- Dr. Samantha Joye Professor in the Department of Marine Sciences at University of Georgia, researching underwater oil plumes in the Gulf oil spill.
- Bob Deans Federal Communications Director at the Natural Resources Defense Council
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