Oil spill update - July 14
-BP well test delayed 24 hours
-Due to Public Outcry, Coast Guard Rescinds Ban on Reporters and Photographers from Oil Spill
-Scientist Carl Safina Speaks Out On The Gulf Oil Spill
Archive for July 14th, 2010
Oil spill update - July 14
-BP well test delayed 24 hours
-Due to Public Outcry, Coast Guard Rescinds Ban on Reporters and Photographers from Oil Spill
-Scientist Carl Safina Speaks Out On The Gulf Oil Spill
The peak oil crisis: A mid-year review
It now appears that the run-away oil well will soon be brought under control and will stop gushing into the Gulf. While the litigation, cleanup, and economic impact of the sub-sea blowout are likely to go on for years, if not decades, the world’s attention will soon shift elsewhere. Even now the economic and employment impact of the administration’s drilling embargo is moving to center stage as attention shifts to the possibility of a US political upheaval at the mid-term elections — now less than four months away.
The peak oil crisis: A mid-year review
It now appears that the run-away oil well will soon be brought under control and will stop gushing into the Gulf. While the litigation, cleanup, and economic impact of the sub-sea blowout are likely to go on for years, if not decades, the world’s attention will soon shift elsewhere. Even now the economic and employment impact of the administration’s drilling embargo is moving to center stage as attention shifts to the possibility of a US political upheaval at the mid-term elections — now less than four months away.
Sailing the Salish Sea: Passenger Service in BC
Carson Tak has made history as the first known modern-era sail-powered passenger service captain/entrepreneur… Such a life as Carson Tak’s is enviable. However, what he’s doing for a living is more than just float and gloat. He raises awareness on the world’s oil crisis every time he hoists his sails, and on land as well as sea he participates in sustainable economics: utilizing and promoting the gift economy.
Sailing the Salish Sea: Passenger Service in BC
Carson Tak has made history as the first known modern-era sail-powered passenger service captain/entrepreneur… Such a life as Carson Tak’s is enviable. However, what he’s doing for a living is more than just float and gloat. He raises awareness on the world’s oil crisis every time he hoists his sails, and on land as well as sea he participates in sustainable economics: utilizing and promoting the gift economy.