ProPublica: In South Florida, 20 of the nation’s most stringently regulated disposal wells failed in the early 1990s, releasing partly treated sewage into aquifers that may one day be needed to supply Miami’s drinking water.

ProPublica: It turns out the report — at least the language dedicated to the disaster’s most prominent miscreant, BP — echoes both public and private analysis done after a series of BP accidents, small and large, over the last decade.