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Feds may set oil slick on fire - Apr. 27, 2010
Yes, lets open up the rest of the shoreline to drilling. great idea. |
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another colossol fuck-up from BP. word i,s they helped block attempts by the US government to impose tougher regulations on off-shore drilling last year, claiming existing voluntary guidelines were sufficient
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I'm surprised there's less public outrage considering what's happened. In time this shit is going to seep into the ground in Louisiana and there's going to be a lot more problems than what they have now. Interesting story that got leaked to the press..
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Oh wait, BP and the rest of the oil companies don't give a shit about the environment, nevermind. Last year (2009) BP spent around 16 million on paying off Washington. 16 million dollars that could've been used to fund alternative fuel research, more safety testing, etc. This disaster is absolutely proof that we need to quick sucking on the oil bottle and use more advanced methods. Now this shit is heading towards Florida and may hit the coral reef. That is unacceptable in more ways than one. It's just fucked (yes this situation pisses me off), it's all about greed, money before the environment. ![]() ^^Sorry we need to drill more? For what a slight benefit in 10 years? As far as I'm concerned, the only reason the "drill baby drill" bullshit came about is because BP and the rest of the oil companies are lining their pockets with cash. "Here's $500,000, all you have to do is look the other way". |
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Thanks Snowolf, and I agree, lock them up. Negligence in other aspects of life are criminal, why isn't this? It's killing animals, sea life and vegetation. If you were to be negligent and your pets died, that is a crime. This has the potential to not only kill, but hamper breeding and new habitat formation.
This quote is quite pleasing to hear, I just wish it was coming from someone higher up in the government.. Quote:
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