Considering Big Polluter did shortcuts on drilling Deepwater Horizon, do we really trust them to do "open-heart surgery" on their own cheating failure?
That's a big negatory there. Especially since Blossoming Plumes can't guarantee even this will contain all the oil.
And Ed Markey trusted BP before?
>>There is particular acrimony that BP's initial estimate of the leak at 5,000 barrels of oil a day dramatically understated the scale of the flow, which is now put at 12,000 to 19,000 barrels a day. Ed Markey, the Democratic chairman of a Congressional energy committee investigating the disaster, said BP was "either lying or they were incompetent".<<
Gee, Ed, it took you now to believe BP might be lying?
While you're at learning the truth, can you give us a tougher carbon-control bill than you did earlier this year?
Meanwhile, a nutbar like David Vitter draws the wrong analogies after the blowout.
No, the Deepwater Horizon is not like a plane crash in general. Rather, it's like the Polish government's disastrous plane crash, where you learn the lessons of not flying a 40-year-old plane model, not letting passengers in the cockpit and other things.
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