Gulf spill can't rival oil seepage from cities - (article on front page of Arizona Repulsive)

does a decade over a large area compare with 71 days at one location?

But the rubes eat this crap up. This is the new talking point about the spill.

I feel lucky to have escaped relatively unscathed after living there for 5 extremely long years.

And here I thought that the increasing concentration of unprocessed crude oil, methane gas, and dispersant within an ecologically delicate, and naturally volatile area of coastal seawaters was maybe the beginnings of doomsday...WHEW!!


:sarcasm:

none of this crap happening w. BP is good but we were, without any notable success, struggling for years to get something done abt the "dead zone" that grew in the gulf of mexico every summer, without anyone taking responsibility

we talk abt "big oil" but at least BP is stepping up, "big agriculture" has done nothing but tell our seafood industry (and our gulf) for years that we can just go fuck ourselves...

as for slobs who still do their own oil changes & don't take the oil to the proper recycling center and so on, yeah, there needs to be big fines for slobs...i go to the trouble to pay to have my old oil properly disposed of, why should slobs be allowed to "skate"

if there is any way to use awareness of the horrors of spilled oil to make some positive changes, by all means, let's take advantage of it to make those changes

disposed of. I have never followed mine, you?