NEW ORLEANS (Bloomberg) -- Anadarko Petroleum Corp. officials urged BP Plc to drill deeper into the Gulf of Mexico well that caused the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history even after BP warned that doing so would be unsafe. A BP executive and a geologist working on the Macondo well rejected Anadarko’s urging to deepen the well, according to emails sent the week before the April 2010 deepsea blowout. BP officials said in the emails, unsealed this month in lawsuits over the spill, that the well’s condition “provided for little to no margin to continue drilling” safely.
Emails show Anadarko's role in Macondo well
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