We don’t know how we’re going to stop crude oil from coming to surface !!!SINKHOLE

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Press Conf.

Hwy 70 was periodically closed earlier due to an unusual flare at Crosstex.

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We know how to make disasters but not how to stop or clean up

Just saying

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the world's largest marine oil spill

The two things that make lots of money and we have come to rely on are the number 1 destroyers of our planet.




number 2 is
Removing all of the fuel assemblies from the spent-fuel pools in the four wrecked reactors is projected to take around 10 years

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Yep , that was not good news at all, One they don't know the sorce of the oil, and two they don't know how to stop it.

maybe they are gonna nuke it?

Helicopter + long ass hose+ giant ejector pump+ fuel trucks.

Lets hope not, Why do some of you always say that?

and one star really

Suspend a platform on top and pump it out.

Just countered with a 5.

Great idea

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Look at this mess Photo from Assumption

As the water goes in from the gulf of mexico disaster the oil will rise as it balances out. There is miles of water to flood into the hole in the gom yet.

Nice shot, Jed!

Lookit thet awl a-bubblin' up yonder!
Call Mr. Drysdale, tell him t'get Miss Hathaway to start lookin' fer a big house in Beverly Hills for us!

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Why are they not collecting it? There's a road right to it, suction trucks should be lined up with transfer to on site tanker trucks, some on is missing their roility payments.....

A good college try would be to drop wells like they're going out of style and pump as fast as you can. Lives will be lost in the process - but the alternative is far less desireable.

NVM - too much pressure for wells. Fat lady warming up...

GfG hope all is well with your family in sinkhole area.


It just changes daily.

So much oil?

I don't know what it is about the sinkhole but it unsettles my spirit.

I watched all the videos -- noted that less than 500 others have as of my viewing.

Interesting that as the questions got more tough to answer, the presenters got more nervous, more jumpy... and at one point, no one stepped forward to answer a particular question.

Then... they ended it. Using 'not much light left outside' as the excuse. Surely intentional -- late start, nightfall... gee, can't answer all of your questions.

The questioners were headed toward the real issue -- where all the water is coming from -- along with the crude oil. It would appear there is a connection with the aquifer given that there is gas in the aquifer now.

What I would like to know -- is what this water is going to do to the salt dome(s)... and how far this could possibly go. If all of these salt dome are connected, you would think there is a possible Dominoe situation that could play out.

Yep I noticed that, I'm not sure if it's because they didn't want to keep saying I don't know all the time, or because they do know but either don't want to or can't say.