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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Lightweight Oil executives produce worthless disaster plans
This week the executives of the other major oil companies (besides BP) presented their oil spill contingency plans to Congress. Several things were immediately evident: the plans were all grossly inadequate and carelessly done, they were all developed by the … Continue reading
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Reply to John Napier’s open letter to President Obama defending BP’s Tony Hayward
John Napier Chairman of RSA Group London, England Dear John: Please forgive this open letter, but your letter to President Obama comes across as somewhat prejudicial and personal. Actually, the personal part may be appropriate but the prejudicial part is … Continue reading
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