Deepwater Horizon well could become unchecked gusher

[WDCRob]

Re: Deepwater Horizon well could become unchecked gusher

An Exxon Valdez every three days is not a part of the natural environment.

[KGW]

Re: Deepwater Horizon well could become unchecked gusher

No matter how "brilliant" the spin unfolds. . .

An Exxon Valdez every three days is not a part of the natural environment.

[Starving Steve]

Re: Deepwater Horizon well could become unchecked gusher

Steve, the first thing I thought of when I heard about the tarball was NOT that it was a natural part of the environment, but there are other (or have been other) unreported leaks in the gulf. What would have happened had BPs platform not exploded? Would they have been as forthcoming about the leak? It is not hard to imagine that other leaks/problems have happened that we do not even know about. Hell, there could be a "small" 1000 barrel leak that has been ongoing.

I think we should invest heavily in off-shore drilling next to Victoria. We can let BP handle it.

If I were the Premier of British Columbia, there would be off-shore oil drilling all along the coast of BC, even next to the shoreline along Dallas Road in Victoria--- especially next to Victoria, BC where all the snobs live.

If I were governing BC, you would not even recognize this province; there would be economic growth and development, mining, drilling, hydro-electric dams, atomic power, lower utility rates, a user-friendly government, people-friendly city planning, And the pot-heads and salmon-habitat preservationists would be run out of here. Maybe house prices and land prices just might become affordable again. Jobs would be issue #1 for the government.

[cjppjc]

Re: Deepwater Horizon well could become unchecked gusher

If I were governing BC, you would not even recognize this province;

I believe you.