Here's the frustration:
- Why isn't there a huge effort being made to protect the shoreline?
- Why didn't they start that protection an hour after the oil spill happened? Like there was ever any question that the oil would sooner or later make it to our wetlands, beaches and ports.
- Why is there no call to inspect every drilling site in our waters?
- Why is there no government demand that before you have a license to drill, you have a vetted plan to clean up your mess and prevent it from reaching shore??
- BP is responsible for the spill and fixing it and paying for everything. But isn't the government responsible for protecting our coast line? If the Mexicans had invaded would we be satisfied with the government saying "well they're responsible and will pay for the damage caused"?
This summer hair will be worn very short and dogs will be sheared. Where's Beau?
2 comments:
thank you for this. Yes, the response is very disappointing. I would like to know more about what we can do. I'm thinking of going down to the Gulf. Want to come with me?
I'll go with you if we can find the useful, knowledgeable group to go with and the appropriate clothes and breathing gear. I don't want to be in the way or kill myself.
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