Yeah it is.daw840 said:Um....I really don't think so. Thousands of people died in those disasters.
Unless my sarcasm detector is broken...
Yeah it is.daw840 said:Um....I really don't think so. Thousands of people died in those disasters.
Unless my sarcasm detector is broken...
Steelrain said:Yeah it is.
Wii said:So, who's gonna start eating Gulf seafood again?
Wii said:So, who's gonna start eating Gulf seafood again?
Matthew R. Simmons, an energy investment banker and a leading proponent of the peak oil theory that claims the Earth is running out of crude, died yesterday.
Simmons, 67, died in an accidental drowning at his home in Maine, local officials said.
Yes, that Matt SimmonsAccording to police reports, Simmons suffered a heart attack while in a hot tub at his home on North Haven. An autopsy is planned for today in Augusta, according to the Knox County Sheriff's Office
syllogism said:Well, this is unfortunate
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-...nker-peak-oil-theory-advocate-dies-at-67.html
Yes, that Matt Simmons
Wii said:So, who's gonna start eating Gulf seafood again?
Legal disputes over the oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico will be consolidated in federal court in New Orleans before Judge Carl J. Barbier, an appointee of President Bill Clinton who has already been handling a number of individual oil cases, a panel of federal judges decided Tuesday. The decision is a victory for New Orleans, which will benefit from the economic activity associated with hosting hundreds of disputes over financial responsibility for the oil disaster. It is also a victory for the many nearby plaintiffs, who will be able to participate in the proceedings without the expense of traveling to Houston or other cities along the Gulf Coast.
"Upon careful consideration, we have settled upon the Eastern District of Louisiana as the most appropriate district for this litigation," a group of seven judges known as the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation wrote Tuesday. "Without discounting the spill's effects on other states, if there is a geographic and psychological 'center of gravity' in this docket, then the Eastern District of Louisiana is closest to it."
The panel of judges, who met in Boise, Idaho, on July 29, were tasked with deciding whether to centralize the more than 264 class action suits that have been filed over the April 20 Deepwater Horizon rig explosion and subsequent oil leak that gushed for 86 days and dumped 5 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. As a result of their decision, all economic damage and natural resource damage claims under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, all personal injury and wrongful death actions, and questions of racketeering charges will take place in New Orleans.
While Kenneth Feinberg, the Obama administration's special master of the $20 billion escrow fund created by BP, will handle many of the more basic financial claims, Barbier will handle the most difficult ones. In its decision, the panel said that consolidating the legal actions "may also facilitate closer coordination with Kenneth Feinberg's administration of the BP compensation fund."
In a move that some found surprising, the panel also said that the maritime proceedings that rig owner Transocean Ltd. brought in federal court in Houston to limit is liability for the disaster to $26.8 million, or the value of the sunken rig and its cargo, also should be consolidated in New Orleans.
Normally I would say this is a biased decision, but do you think New Orleans will stick it to the man?Scalemail Ted said:Gulf of Mexico oil spill litigation will be handled in New Orleans
I've only quoted the partial report;
Follow the link for the Full story:
http://www.nola.com/news/gulf-oil-spill/index.ssf/2010/08/new_orleans_is_selected_as_sit.html
MadOdorMachine said:Normally I would say this is a biased decision, but do you think New Orleans will stick it to the man?
http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/# Secret to their Success: Feds finally admit NOT testing seafood from oiled areas (VIDEO)
# Fed-friendly Ed Overton slips up Reveals storms can AEROSOLIZE weathered oil and SPREAD IT AROUND (VIDEO)
# BP, Feds dont know whats causing pressure drop: Were concerned about the vital signs of this well. We continue to be concerned about the vital signs. (VIDEO)
# *BREAKING* New report reveals ocean floor covered in crude oil just 40 miles from Florida coast and heading east (PHOTO) (84)
# NOAA admits "toxic" oil could cause "GENETIC PROBLEMS even at LOW concentrations" (83)
# Top oceanographer: Feds "misleading" public, only 10 PERCENT of oil has been removed from ocean (80)
# Oil in Gulf "VERY RESISTANT to further biodegradation" -- "Full toxic form for decades" in low oxygen zones (VIDEO) (78)
# Feds finally admit oil buried 14 inches under the sand near Destin, Florida
# Shut Up: After discovering undersea oil plumes Feds told scientists to RETRACT, then attempted to discredit research
Same. Media moved on to xenophobia and put the disaster on the back-burner. Classy, classy journalism. :lolBP's media blackout has been really successful I'd say...
Seagulls don't generally eat dead and decaying fish AFAIK.Wii said:Dead Fish EVERYWHERE!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTnLiysLhoc
I don't think it's entirely because of corexit, but the gulf/east coast die offs are certainly possible due to it
Birds won't even touch them
Wii said:EXCLUSIVE: Tests find sickened family has 50.3 ppm of Corexits 2-butoxyethanol in swimming pool JUST ONE HOUR NORTH OF TAMPA (lab report included)
http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/e...t-one-hour-north-of-tampa-lab-report-included
Go swim in the gulf thenZenith said:You exhausted your credibility a long time ago. To the point that I don't trust anything coming from you.
Wii said:EXCLUSIVE: Tests find sickened family has 50.3 ppm of Corexits 2-butoxyethanol in swimming pool JUST ONE HOUR NORTH OF TAMPA (lab report included)
http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/e...t-one-hour-north-of-tampa-lab-report-included
Florida/Alabama area: Tests show ethylbenzene, other hydrocarbons in blood of coastal residents Everyone is getting sick, its becoming an aerosol (VIDEO)
http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/b...is-getting-sick-its-becoming-an-aerosol-video
Octane in your blood: Humans on Gulf Coast show dangerous levels of toxic exposure, Hexane is way high Treatment for ORGAN DAMAGE recommended (LAB REPORT)
http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/o...-is-way-high-treatment-for-organ-damage-photo
Wii said:Go swim in the gulf then
Ohhhhh FFS!!! =(Lactose_Intolerant said:Sorry for Necro bump, but the story isn't dead. Its leaking now.
http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/features/2011/09/2011912175412109550.html