200,000 Gallons A Day

[Marigold2]

This is so sad for the wildlife, the damage man does to this planet is beyond belief.

[Catty1]

Hey RICHARD - they gotta try...with the remote thingies lighting the way.

If it DOES work...wonderful. It's definitely worth a shot...

[RICHARD]

Hey RICHARD - they gotta try...with the remote thingies lighting the way.

If it DOES work...wonderful. It's definitely worth a shot...

Oh no,
I understand, but I was shocked to hear that the EU has stricter rules for OSD.

I would have thought all the Greenies would have demanded that for any OSD here in the states.

It makes me really question the 'depth' - pun intended - that the owners and protestors put into the process of allowing the drilling to go on!


When I hear stories like this one I always cheer for the little company that has some bizarre technology that will come to the rescue.

That is what we are as humans.

We stop, think, tinker, then solve.

[Lady's Human]

I suppose this would be a bad thread to quote James Watt?

[momcat]

This situation is frightening and not getting much better. My heart aches for the environmental impact and the danger to the wildlife. Last night on our local news there was a story saying that 21 years later, Alaska is still feeling the effects of the Exon-Valdez. On the film clips one can still see the oil in the sand and the risk to the animals. The "experts" are saying it could be months before all of this is contained.