BP Deepwater Horizon Explosion Could Destroy More Than The Gulf Coast
BP and President Obama Make Toxic Team For Gulf Oil Spill Clean Up
Governor Jindal has been pleading for help with actual solutions and has been turned away. And now even the Alabama Governor had to go out on his own to get something done. BP and President Obama make a toxic team. How about Governor Jindal and the other Gulf State Governors heading the effort? I guarantee you a lot more would be accomplished – in lightning speed.
Chevron Oil Spill In Red Butte Creek, Utah Proves Need For Alternative Energy
There is something so horrible about oil spilling on pristine places of nature that even extensive cleanup efforts are rarely enough to bring back the original nature soon. The time has come for alternative energy sources to replace gas in vehicles at an accelerating rate. Of course, there are many products made from oil but reducing our need for gas in automobiles will drastically reduce our need to drill for oil.
Tags: oil catastrophe, Oil Leak, oil spill
Louisiana Governor Jindal Should Have Headed Gulf Coast Oil Spill Response
What is beyond comprehension and common sense is that BP and President Obama were even warned about the drastic measures that had to be taken – and they still neglected to act accordingly. The evidence is coming out more and more now. Countries with technologically advanced equipment turned down by Obama. Containment booms miles long turned down by BP. What a tragedy.
President Obama will fool a lot of people who are gullible and taken in by his fancy speech. He is somewhat clever at having a way out. He will say he didn’t turn away help because he could call them back later if he needed them. So technically speaking, maybe he didn’t say no. Well, this is still a no when expediency was of the utmost importance. Procrastination ruined people’s livelihoods, destroyed fish and wildlife, and part of America’s once pristine environment.
Pitiful.
Destin, Florida is some of my families favorite vacation spots. I hope the oil spill doesn’t ruin this beautiful area of the gulf coast.
Tags: Governor Jindal, Jindal, Louisiana
President Obama Not Cause Of Oil Spill-Obama Is Cause Of Weak Federal Response Resulting In Environmental Catastrophe
BP Continued Coverup
Sure from day one, BP has covered up the true magnitude of the oil spill thereby denying Gulf Coast States the chance to fend off an environmental catastrophe. That’s right. Because if the truth of the magnitude was known definitive action plans could have been implemented much sooner.
That being said, once it was apparent BP was inept at handling the oil spill President Obama had the responsibility to do everything in his power to stop the oil from reaching the Gulf States shorelines. It was obvious within hours of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion that drastic measures had to be taken.
BP was putting a spin on the evolving environmental catastrophe from day one and still after 50 days continues to deceive the world. President Obama should have recognized this instead of over analyzing his options. As an over analyzer President Obama is hurting Americans, endangering our national security and allowing an environmental catastrophe unprecedented in U.S. history. This idea on YouTube is from someone else and looks very good.
I have a plan, most of which came within days of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion. If I was President this plan would have been implemented with immediate action as to prevent most of the oil from reaching our beautiful shores, marshes and wetlands.
One of my favorite sayings is talk is cheap. So here is my plan along with President Obama’s response. Keep in mind my plan was in foresight anticipating the impending disaster if action was not taken IMMEDIATELY.
1. My Response: Immediately call leaders and other oil companies from around the world to get oil skimmers and tankers that hold vast amounts of oil into the Gulf of Mexico ASAP.
President Obama’s Response: Turn down 15 of 17 countries who offered help that would have captured oil BEFORE it reached the Gulf Coast.
2. My Response: Talk with other leading oil companies to get their ideas and advice and find out who has the best technologies in the world to deal with a problem of this magnitude. No one company holds all the best technology in any field of business. I would not put all of our nations hope or eggs in one basket (BP), concerning a crisis of this magnitude.
President Obama’s Response: Depends on BP to solve the whole problem specifically stating he was in charge but BP had the technology to fix the problem.
3. My Response: First Line of Defense – My main priority would be to capture oil at the point it rises to the Gulf waters surface. Every available tanker and skimmer would be put into service from countries around the world. Even knowing the tankers and skimmers could take many days to reach the Gulf of Mexico, this is all the more reason to get them leaving for their destination IMMEDIATELY. Also, BP would be forced to put into action their Emergency Response Plan for the Gulf of Mexico submitted to Federal Regulators in 2008. I would not allow BP to just say they did, they would be monitored. Especially since the 2008 plan claimed BP could handle an oil spill of several million gallons per day.
President Obama’s Reponse: Still saying BP has the best technology to handle the spill. Has limited number of tankers and skimmers available with many boats ill equipped to handle an oil spill.
4. My Resonse: Second Line of Defense – I would designate an “Environmental Response Team” to organize the Coast Guard, National Guard and other services to set up a second line of defense. This second line would be a massive amount of boats and ships including skimmers that would be positioned behind the first line of defense. Boats and ships without skimming equipment would be equiped with other means of collecting or soaking up the oil. Giant hair balls, heavy nets, floating oil captures, anything that would collect oil BEFORE it reached our pristine coastlines would be put into play.
President Obama’s Response: “I want you to know that the oil spill is on my mind from the time I wake up to the time I go to bed” – not stating any significant plan of action.
5. My Response: Third Line of Defense – 500,000 U.S. citizens would be hired at $22.00 per hour, with first approximately 250,000 coming from the Gulf States. This would provide immediate income to those who are trying to save their livelyhoods from any impending disaster. Also, this large amount of hired help will be needed to build and place oil filtering and sand filtering devices at a fast pace.
President Obama’s Response: May 27, 2010 “If they ( The Army Corps of Engineers) have a disagreement with Governor Jindal’s experts as to whether this would be effective or COST EFFECTIVE, given the other things that need to be done, then we will sit down and try to figure that out.
6. My Response: Meeting and talking with all the Governors of all the Gulf States to see what they need IN ADDITION to my timely response. Many of these needs would have already been met such as Louisiana Governor Jindal’s request for the permits to build the sandbooms.
President Obama’s Response: Governor Jindal and other leaders request BEFORE the oil reached their shores, marshes and wetlands were delayed or denied. This resulted in catastrophic economical and environmental damage.
7. My Response: Re-evaluate the placement of the 500,000 workers that were hired during the past month, starting May 1, 2010. With this many oil stoppers positioned at wetlands, marshes and our shorelines very little oil would make it to the coastlines. Expensive? Yes. Worth it? YES, when you consider the alternative it is some of the best money ever spent on our great nation.
President Obama’s Response: May 28, 2010 – Four weeks later Obama said he would triple the manpower when oil HAS (already) come to shore or looks like it will within the next 24 hours. Too little – too late. May 29, 2010 Obama says 20,000 people have already been deployed to contain and clean up the spill. Too little – too late again.
8. My Response: Personal meetings 4-8 hours per day, 5 days a week as time and duties permit, with inventors, engineers and other intellectuals in and out of the oil industry. Many workable plans will be put into place. I absolutely would not depend on one company, especially one that mislead me and the American people as to the vast amount of the oil leakage and lied as to having the capability to readily stop the leakage. BP will continue to try and stop the leak but I will not stop at trying every viable solution available – including Kevin Costner and his brothers idea.
President Obama’s Response: Also says he will look at ideas from any source but either takes to long while over analyzing if their effective or COST EFFECTIVE or goes on vacation-golfing while people’s livelihoods and the environment are being destroyed.
Please respond with your comment but remember no foul language.
Tags: BP, BP PLC, Environment, gulf shores, gulf states, Obama, oil spill, oil spill catastrophe, President Obama
BP Gulf Of Mexico Oil Spill Is Leaking 3 Places, 2 to 3 Million Gallons Per Day
NEW POST ON MY PLAN FOR THE GULF OF MEXICO OIL SPILL CRISES
I will be posting more often, especially until the oil leaks are stopped. The environmental and financial impact of this catastrophe from the oil spill is unprecedented in U.S. history. My next post will be on what I would have done compared to President Obama’s response on the Gulf of Mexico oil spill crises.
The ideas can still be implimented but would have had a much bigger positive affect if they would have from the beginning. I thought our President was implimenting many of these ideas on his own, but I was sadly mistaken. This new post will be within the next 6 hours.
Tags: 3 leaks, 3 oil leaks, Environment, Gulf of Mexico
BP & CEO Tony Hayward Fail To Stop Gulf Of Mexico Oil Leak
It failed miserably.
It looks like BP doesn’t know what they are doing and CEO Tony Hayward denied the existence of oil plumes. He stated, “The oil is on the surface. It’s very difficult for oil to stay in a column. It wants to go to the surface because of the difference in specific gravity.”
Denying the existence of a visible plume that is 22 miles long only adds insult to injury. It also shows BP will do or say whatever it takes to try and save face. It’s too late for that. How about trying to save what’s left of what is the biggest environmental disaster in United States history.
Tags: CEO, Oil Leak, Tony Hayward
BP Causing More Damage With Chemical Dispersants
When you aren’t sure what the reaction of a chemical is going to be to humans and wildlife you don’t use it. PERIOD! Stupid, Stupid, Stupid. Now the chemicals are being breathed in by fish, attaching to them besides spreading for miles and miles in the ocean and collecting on the ocean floor.
The CEO of BP said he wouldn’t call the oil leak a catastrophe but he would call it an issue. Really? An issue. Until you know this is a catastrophe you’re not likely to do everything in your power to clean up your act. Pitiful.
Tags: chemical dispersants, dispersants
Gulf Of Mexico Evironmental Catastrophe Worse Than BP Report
What The Experts Say – Not BP PLC
So experts say the actual amount is closer to at least 1 million gallons per day spewing into the Gulf of Mexico. I called a popular radio station yesterday and talked about how disgusted I was that certain talk host were making this a political issue. He didn’t see it that way.
It Is So Obvious
Nearly every conservative radio and tv talk host is down playing BP PLCs neglect. When you have a long segment about the oil spill and all the host wants to talk about is President Barack Obama’s reaction then there is something wrong. Sure question it. They did the same thing to President Bush. But don’t you think somewhere in the conversation the host would want to get to questions of what could have been done to prevent the accident? And no, I did not vote for President Obama. I just hate to see such an environmental catastrophe take to party lines.
The Republicans are, for the most part, sticking up for big oil companies and the Democrats going after them. Well, this is the time to go after them so another disaster of such monstrous proportions NEVER happens again.
I recently have become an Independant. Not because of this disaster but reactions of many Republicans have verified my good decision. Most of my beliefs are still strongly conservative but I refuse to take a politically correct side for the sake of party politics.
What’s right is right and what’s wrong is wrong. GOD created our once prestine environment and wonderful wildlife and put mankind in authority to take care of it. And we are doing a lousy job.
Tags: BP, BP PLC, environmental Catastrophe, Gulf of Mexico, oil spill
BP Oil Takes Credit For Chemical Dispersant Use Approved By The EPA
Because of this, the extent of the danger to ocean life and the spreading of chemicals into the human chain is totally unknown.
Unbelievable.
The Environmental Protection Agency approved the use of the chemical dispersant. Do you see the words Environmental Protection? Representatives for the state of Louisiana are furious at the EPA approval.
One reason is because of the horrible environmental impact and another reason is because Louisiana officials were ignored.















