Sacramento Bee: A picture of an oiled bird is taped to the wall above Charlie Anderson’s desk inside a UC Berkeley lab. The cormorant, drenched in reddish-brown oil, lies limp on a Louisiana shore, water rippling around its splayed wings. On a hook next to the picture hangs Anderson’s white lab coat, embroidered with the words “Energy Biosciences Institute.” The connection between the crisp lab coat in Berkeley and the oiled bird more than 2,000 miles away is BP, the petroleum company …