Gulf Coast Oil Spill
I just want to know how the oil spill is effecting everyone. I feel really bad for the people whos jobs are fishing ect. and their income counts on it. They are still going to do offshore drilling even though this happened? I just want everyones thoughts on this and how if effects them stories ect. Thanks
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Permalink Reply by cocodrie man on
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Why not set the oil aflame (so to speak)? What are the ethical issues of an extraction based economy and what might we in the Haynesville Shale learn from this BP exposure? This kind of post-colonial economy does not benefit the people of Louisiana as it should. What has been the investment of BP beyond the mandatory taxes (I am not certain how much they pay to Louisiana) and jobs?
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Permalink Reply by The_Baron on -
most of the spill is a light sheen and is too thin to burn, it must be swept up in booms and then lit. Also, there is a lot of oil below the surface.
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Permalink Reply by drilltheshale on
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Just want to clarify--my critical post was not meant as a criticism of the oil and gas industry as a whole, but specifically (and as a layman) of British Petroleum.
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Permalink Reply by drilltheshale on
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Interesting.
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