Deepwater Drilling – Future of Offshore Drilling
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June 26, 2010 by
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Following the Deepwater Horizon disaster, Clean Skies Dan Goldstein takes a look at the practice of deepwater drilling. It’s a technique the oil industry is using more and more to find oil deep under the seabed. But is the payoff from this technique worth the risk – to the environment and the sea?
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Are we sure this was not the act of some green terrorist group? I would not put past the fact that enviromentalist hate oil companies and that they would blow this rig up and destroy the ocean just to promote their “green” agenda. Is this possible? I’m just asking.
The options for cleaning the Gulf are few, and many of them can create as much or more harm than they are trying to prevent. Unfortunately, urgency and prudence don’t seem to mix any better than oil and water do….
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Giving states veto power over offshore drilling within 75 miles of shore doesn’t make it any less likely that oil rigs might collapse, so why does it seem to make the risk of offshore different?