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so... we brought the boomstick down on BP over their chemical dispersant and they have to use something less toxic... This is ridiculous, beyond a nightmare. That shit has been blowing out like that every second of every day for a month already. Shit looks like diarrhea when it comes ashore. its going to fuck the gulf like ya wouldn't believe cuz we're gonna get the extra special time released effect as the shit the pressure is keeping down and all the dispersant shit creep and spread and kill the shit in its way for a long time. Valdez was a surface spill compared to this mile fuckin down retarded bullshit. Its been 20 mutherfuckin years and you can still find oil under beach rocks in Prince William Sound. this didn't have to happen. BP screwed the pooch, they were negligent and there should be NO CAP on wtf they can be sued for. people are dead and multiple states are going to be fucked by this spill. Nice of them to put Halliburton back in the headlines though. this didn't have to motherfucking happen. we can drill everything we fucking have and still not be off foreign oil. Our production doesn't amount to shit. its certainly not worth this fucking bullshit. We shouldn't be drilling anything we should be finding a REAL solution to our fucking energy problems. Barak OBush aint listenin to the drill baby drill fucks now is he? More drilling ain't the change I voted for.

Gulf Disaster: One Month Since BP Explosion -- Massive Suit Filed to Stop Illegal Drilling Exemptions Today marks the one-month anniversary of the Gulf of Mexico BP oil-spill catastrophe -- and the oil is still gushing, with no end in sight as each fix, untested in deep water, continues to fail. Attempting to break up the oil, BP has released about 655,000 gallons of toxic chemical dispersants, some banned in the UK, into the Gulf. In response to the big unknown about how these will affect marine life, our scientists just posted a new Web page. Experts now estimate that the spill has already disgorged about 30 million gallons of oil into the Gulf -- nearly three times the amount spilled during the 1989 Exxon Valdez accident in Alaska, though BP continues to refuse to help scientists determine exactly how much oil is really spilling each day. It's predicted that oil caught up in the Gulf's powerful Loop Current will reach Key West by the weekend and could reach Miami next week. Twelve dead bottlenose dolphins, 24 dead oiled birds, and 156 dead Kemp's ridley sea turtles -- more than three times the usual number of sea turtles found dead during spring nesting season -- have washed up on the coastline. Twelve oiled birds have been rescued and are still alive. Yet as the Gulf disaster grows, the Interior Department has blithely continued to approve more Gulf drilling without environmental review. The Center filed a landmark suit this week against Interior Secretary Ken Salazar over the use of illegal "categorical exclusions" that exempted Big Oil from conducting necessary review of environmental impacts to endangered species and their habitats -- first exposed in The Washington Post covering the Center's Gulf research. "Ken Salazar has learned absolutely nothing from this national catastrophe," said Kieran Suckling, Center executive director. "This lawsuit seeks to turn Salazar's fictitious 'moratorium' on oil-drilling approvals into a real one. It is outrageous and unacceptable that Salazar is still illegally exempting dangerous offshore drilling projects in the Gulf of Mexico from all environmental review as tens of millions of gallons of oil gush into the ocean." Read more in The Washington Post and click here for our press release on the new suit. Also, check out the Center's new dispersants Web page and get details and daily updates on our Gulf Disaster Web site: http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/news/center/articles/2010/washington-post-05-05-2010.html http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/news/press_releases/2010/offshore-oil-05-18-2010.html http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/programs/public_lands/energy/dirty_energy_development/oil_and_gas/gulf_oil_spill/dispersants.html http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/programs/public_lands/energy/dirty_energy_development/oil_and_gas/gulf_oil_spill/index.html

Scientists accuse Obama of failures in investigating oil spill NYT: Prominent oceonographers claim the government has failed to conduct a proper scientific analysis of damage and allowed BP to obscure the leak's true scope. Full story New video shows deadly blast behind oil spill [ame=http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/37242125#37242125]msnbc.com Video Player[/ame] Defenders Chief Scientist: Loop Current will magnify damage from Gulf spill www.defendersblog.org

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May 18: Admiral Thad Allen, Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, talks with Rachel Maddow about the timing, logistics and challenges of containing the spilled oil in the Gulf of Mexico as signs of it appear in Louisiana marshlands. [ame=http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26315908/vp/37223103#37223103]Rachel Maddow Show[/ame] August... are you fucking kidding me....*dies*

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[nomedia=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofuuzyNMVzQ]YouTube- Defenders Challenges Minerals Management Service's complicity in Gulf oil disaster[/nomedia] www.youtube.com Defenders of Wildlife Staff Attorney Sierra Weaver discusses the lawsuit brought by Defenders and the Southern Environmental Law Center. The suit alleges continued lax oversight of oil drilling operations, ... [nomedia=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaNgHE3HgVw]YouTube- Menendez: Oil Companies Big & Small Should Face a Liability Cap[/nomedia] www.youtube.com Despite hearing Sen. Inhofe object to passing the Big Oil Bailout Prevention Liability Act, Sen. Menendez wouldn't give up fighting for passage of this important bill. "If you're involved in a dangerous ... May 17: Rachel Maddow shares reports that BP's pressure on Transocean to skip steps in the drilling process to expedite oil extraction from the well led to the explosion that killed 11 workers and created an ecological catastrophe. [ame=http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26315908/vp/37201434#37201434]Rachel Maddow Show[/ame]

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Captain Peace Marvel and his family depend on the clean waters off Louisiana's coast to make a living. Now, the Marvel family's livelihood is threatened and his daughter Eimhear's favorite animals -- dolphins and sea turtles -- and other wildlife are swimming in an ever-growing slick of oil that already covers thousands of square miles. Read photographer Krista Schlyer's on-the-ground reports from the Gulf and get the latest on the oil spill disaster on our new blog: http://action.defenders.org/site/R?i=njFA2uYKwGKDTeZF2JkoPA.. How you can help now: Tell the Senate to Pass Climate Legislation -- Without More Dangerous Offshore Drilling: http://action.defenders.org/site/R?i=hhraMtSTkm4tXmpupoKLww.. Urge President Obama to Reinstate the Offshore Drilling Moratorium: http://action.defenders.org/site/R?i=uIJCMyJgAKgXjv67g-LBlA.. As BP siphons oil, worry grows over spill's path Computer models show oil may have been propelled into Atlantic Ocean Calculations of size of Gulf spill are questioned Environmentalists, scientists say real figure must be far larger Transocean cites 1851 law to limit spill liability

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