The narrator in the below video is a bit sappy, but you can get a good idea of the current scope of the disaster from the aerials. If you like dolphins, you may want to skip the video.
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In the below video we see Corexit at work: =========================================
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No problem poorsinner. I'm not a tree hugger, but this whole situation is making me just shake my head in disgust.
I'm also glad to know you're not a "tree hugger". Silly tree huggers. Clean water and clean air are so lame.
She who could always heal herself....
Had the environmentalist kooks not complained about drilling too close to shore we would not have a situation where we have a deep water high pressure oil leak and we could more easily contain it. The previous large spill in the Gulf wasn't readily contained either, but it was only in 150 feet of water so the much lower flow rate was able to be dealt with by natural forces, unlike the current mess which is overwhelming mother nature's ability to absorb the damage......at least for the short term.
Things are what they are o'stephanie.
Petty and pathetic.
Carter is giggling with glee b/c he will be the 2nd worst President of all time.
@Prog lib,
you're a lefty tool, and to ignorant to comment on responsibility.
Carter should be attending church every day thanking God for B.H.O. . Obama is worse than Jimmy Carter by a factor of ten. I do not think it is any sort of stretch to say that the United States may not survive an Obama presidency.
You might want to educate yourself about that, although I know you would rather spout talking points.
"Oh and Jeanette, Obama has done a lot more banal crap than any other past president..."
I believe Bush still holds the record for vacation days taken while in office. You could probably look that up somewhere.
I read your link. A seemingly well researched piece, but, as usual with liberal articles, misses the mark. The National Rifle Association has but 4 million members in a nation with over 300 million people yet is considered one of the most effective lobbies because it is filled with people who are considered extremists. The same is basically true of the environmentalist wacko movement. They have an effect far greater than their numbers. As to the profit generated by deep water drilling, that is a Red Herring. The Russians discovered years ago that oil is abiotic. It is made from deep inside the earth and seeps to the surface. Peak Oil is a myth. Where I live, shallow land oil wells that ran dry a century ago have been recently checked and their reservoirs have replenished and they are being tapped again. There is no real need to go deep for oil.
If oil wells are replenishing themselves, then why aren't the oil companies going back to all of the existing wells, drilled in places that were never "off limits"? Why aren't the reports from the Minerals Management Service talking about this? Why? Because those wells have run dry, mysterious unnamed "Russians" notwithstanding. (The theory of abiotic oil is more whacko than any environmentalist group I know of. But I understand the appeal. It lets you go on believing that everything will be OK forever. Like I said, nice delusion.)
So, tell me where you live. I'm gonna go there and strike it rich!
It has been my experience that there is no amount of factual information that will pierce this double layer of armor.
CA, whatever works, dude.