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Tag Archives: TransOcean
And the Hits Keep On Coming…….
When you think is it safe to go back in the water, the sharks show up. The cost of greenality keeps going up for the principles involved in the Gulf Oil Spill. The Department of Justice announced today that it … Continue reading
Coverage of today’s National Oil Spill Commission
We’ve blogged about the Deepwater Horizon oil spill which seems to have found its way OUT of the news recently. There is some interesting coverage of the Commission which is investigating what happened to cause the spill and which could … Continue reading
Can you learn from lessons past? You bet your BP you can!
We want you to start here by watching the video below: Now you may not have the same political views of the commentator, but you have to admit that the Ixtoc spill and its solutions sound strikingly familiar. Aligned with … Continue reading
A crude solution
“A Workaround is a solution to an unanticipated problem. Not to be confused with a contingency, or backup plan, which is conceived in advance, a workaround is a far less elegant solution to the problem. Typically, a workaround is not … Continue reading
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BP Oil Spill – One Year Later
There are lots of things we could talk about one year later, but for this post we’d like to focus on the suit filed today by BP against Transocean, the rig’s owners, and Cameron International, the supplier of the blow-out preventer, for … Continue reading →