Am I the only one who wondered how the giant oil containment box that BP planned to position over the leak would work? Like-how would it adhere to the ocean floor? Wouldn't water pressure make it rise and float away? Wouldn't it fill with water and not just oil? Natural gas, also? BP=BIG PROBLEM.
And, I read they are building a second one!
If these boxes don't work (and one hasn't so far due to ice crystals), what will become of the boxes?
Could they be used as housing in a third world country? A rope-climbing facility? A warehouse, wedding chapel, or cover for a missile? Imagine crushing and recycling metal worth mega millions.
Wait, I've got an idea. The boxes could be modern monuments-certainly historic now- to BP and Halliburton planted along the Houston Ship Channel or at corporate headquarters-maybe adapted as an aviary.
I remember all the friendly environmental hype spewed out by BP these past 10-20 years. Just words...and words don't stop a fatal spill, do they? BP and their friends were simply not protected against emergency that is never totally unanticipated.
I think BP and maybe Halliburton are over...and I pray they are not nationalized; but stranger things have happened. They are probably necessary to our national energy supply, necessary to the military - and thus national security. Reminds me of the Wall Street scenario-the companies that take us down, also support and build us up.
Location: Dallas, Texas Topics: Dallas Naval Air Station, NWIRP, Mountain Creek Lake, oil and gas drilling, Oak Cliff industry and environment. WHY DOES OAK CLIFF HAVE TWICE THE BREAST CANCER RATE COMPARED TO THE REST OF TEXAS?
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