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SCVDem

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6. What is really a crime

Reply to meegbear (Original post)

Tue Jul 30, 2013, 01:07 PM

Jul 2013

Is that America can't use these disasters as a solid precedent to deny the KXL project.

Like nukes, if you can't fix a problem or dispose of waste, don't approve the projects!

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He's right, we won't learn...knr joeybee12 Jul 2013 #1

The profits from dirty energy are miniscule Hydra Jul 2013 #2

Because there's still a few cents left to be sucked from the industry .... Myrina Jul 2013 #4

I am so ashamed riverbendviewgal Jul 2013 #3

I am so sorry to see this navarth Jul 2013 #7

Thanks, and you have that huge 3 story high black pile of Koch petrolium coke on your water's edge riverbendviewgal Jul 2013 #8

Oh yeah, I know about it, believe me navarth Jul 2013 #13

Thank you for posting this They_Live Jul 2013 #5

What is really a crime SCVDem Jul 2013 #6

But they said they are cleaning it up? nolabels Jul 2013 #9

Plus it's still coming up. This is not a classic wellbore leak. mbperrin Jul 2013 #11

The distance oil companies would want to go to keep their bussiness model intact should not amaze nolabels Jul 2013 #12

K & R Scurrilous Jul 2013 #10