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Home Posts tagged "Arctic Oil Drilling"

Tag: Arctic Oil Drilling

Shell Oil pulls out of Arctic Sea oil drilling, citing bad economics rather than kayaktivists

September 28, 2015 September 28, 2015

This summer Royal Dutch Shell worked in the Chukchi Sea to drill for oil, in the open ocean above the arctic circle.  That’s a recipe for disaster, which Shell itself admitted would, if oil drilling were fully developed there, cause a large number of large oil spills in a terrain which…

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Obama calls for icebreakers for oil exploration while raising climate change alarm

September 3, 2015 September 3, 2015

This week Pres. Obama is visiting Alaska ostensibly to push for Climate Change awareness as part of his Administration’s push on mitigating the threat with new policies like the recently announced Clean Energy Plan.  While the Obama Administration has enacted a bunch of great ideas for renewable energy, increased fuel…

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Eating snow or snow cream isn’t entirely safe, thanks to fossil fuel & industrial air pollution

January 7, 2015 October 19, 2015

It seems I missed out on something in childhood – Snow Cream – a treat that’s supposedly common for children to eat like Ice Cream.  While I’m sure I ate some snow here and there, it wasn’t flavored with anything – so far as I recall.  Only now did I…

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Peak Oil means oil companies drilling in Arctic, and oil spills with no cleanup plan

April 26, 2014 April 13, 2015

World oil supplies – of the easy-to-get oil, anyway, are at their peak.  Our appetite for oil products has led the oil companies to drill for oil in all kinds of places.  Of course they drilled the easiest-to-tap fields first, because those gave the best return on investment (dollars spent…

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