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Earthjustice and five other organizations submitted a technical report containing numerical simulations of the Macondo well blowout to provide estimates on oil and gas flow rates. The submission includes scientific modeling of reservoir permeability, fluid properties, and flow pathways to assist in understanding the environmental consequences of the spill.

Earthjustice, on behalf of five other organizations, submitted a set of exhibits (attachments 78 through 97) regarding BP Exploration & Production Inc.'s Initial Development Operations Coordination Document for the Tiber Project. The submission includes a Climate Science Special Report as part of the documentation.

Earthjustice, on behalf of five other organizations, submitted technical exhibits regarding BP Exploration & Production Inc.'s Initial Development Operations Coordination Document for the Tiber Project. The submission includes scientific data and analysis on anthropogenic and natural radiative forcing, emission metrics, and climate impact parameters.

Earthjustice, on behalf of five other organizations, submitted exhibits regarding BP Exploration & Production Inc.'s Initial Development Operations Coordination Document for the Tiber Project. The submission includes a report from the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling, which advocates for significant regulatory reforms and safety improvements in offshore drilling.

Earthjustice, on behalf of five other organizations, submitted a technical report and several exhibits regarding marine mammal assessments in the Gulf of Mexico. The submission provides data on the distribution and abundance of protected species to inform offshore energy and mineral resource development.

A coalition of environmental advocacy organizations is opposing BP's Tiber Project DOCD, arguing that the project poses extreme risks to marine environments and human safety. They demand that BOEM disapprove the plan or, at minimum, conduct a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and formal Endangered Species Act consultations.

Turtle Island Restoration Network (TIRN) opposes BP's proposed Tiber Project in the Gulf of Mexico due to significant safety risks, lack of transparency in spill risk calculations, and insufficient emergency response planning. They urge the BOEM to reject the project or, at minimum, require a full Environmental Impact Statement and a cumulative impact analysis.