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Aug28
BP and The Government!
Filed under: Featured, Health, Oil, Sustainability; Tagged as: academic researchers, bp oil spill, deep water, front pages, gulf coast, hurricane katrina, impartial attitude, oil disaster, oil giant, public messages, resilient people, slap, some lawmakers, toughness, trickle down effect, victim compensation fund2 Comments
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When, it come to politics, I tend to take an impartial attitude, but on the other hand, this may turn out to be somewhat of a rant.
Since the BP oil spill in April, the U.S. government has talked about the toughness, it would exercise in regard to the incident, with President Obama, wondering about whose A$$ to kick.
However, privately, our government, worked hand-in-hand with the oil giant, to cap the runaway Deep Water Horizon Gulf well. They chose to effectively become, the company’s banker — allowing future drilling revenues, to potentially be used as collateral, for a victim compensation fund. Many residents and business’s in the gulf, are still in distress, waiting on claims, to be paid to them. Many others, are just closing the doors, period!
Now, with the BP disaster, largely off the front pages, there’s worry, from residents and business people alike, that BP could just get a slap on the wrist, from its behind-the-scenes partner, our government. Read the rest of this entry »
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Aug21
Where Are Those “Green” Jobs?
Filed under: Climate Change, Energy, Featured, Fun, Goals, Nature, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, Sustainability, ladybugs, social networking, solar energy, technology; Tagged as: activists, alternatives to fossil fuels, business leaders, cheap oil, clean energy, Climate Change, climate policy, dollars at work, drawing board, economists, environmentalists, flickr, funny thing, greenhouse gas emissions, solar wind, stark example, stimulus, tax dollars, united states economy, visible change13 Comments
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During those early days, of the Obama administration, environmentalists believed, they had found the message to carry them to victory. The stage was set, on what promised to be a grueling debate, over energy and climate policy. The topic was, and still is this: At a time of soaring unemployment, (which is still the case), a climate bill, would create thousands, or millions of new “clean energy, or green” jobs. So, where are these jobs? You may have noticed signs, along the road, in your area, stating, where your tax dollars are going. Funny, thing is, the money was spent on the signs, not on fixing the ROADS. So much, for our stimulus dollars at work, but NOT, our people being EMPLOYED!
Climate activists spent 18 months, and millions of dollars, Read the rest of this entry »
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Aug184 Comments
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Aug14
Relief Well Delayed!
Filed under: Featured, Fun, Goals, Health, Nature, Oil, Relaxation, Renewable Energy, Water; Tagged as: admiral thad allen, BP, bp oil spill, cement, coast guard station, containment, director bob, dudley, gulf coast residents, Gulf of Mexico, job, macondo, managing director, mud, obama, point man, pressurization, scientists, stack, tuesday morning4 CommentsToday (Saturday), Retired Coast Guard admiral, Thad Allen directed, BP to conduct more pressure testing on the busted Macondo well, in the Gulf of Mexico, ahead of the plans, to resume drilling of a relief well.
Allen asked, in a letter, to BP chief managing director, Bob Dudley, for the company, to provide him with a plan for a relief system, in order to prevent excessive pressurization of the Macondo well stack, and any necessary containment options.
“We will kill the well. It is just a matter of finishing up tests, so we understand the conditions moving forward, Allen said.”
By Tuesday morning, Read the rest of this entry »













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