BP: Oil Spill Expert Volunteers Need Not Apply (VIDEO)
BP: Oil Spill Expert Volunteers Need Not Apply (VIDEO)
Dear Mr. Gould:
I just finished watching 8 hours of testimony from the MMS and BP's Tony Hayward to the House Natural Resources and the House Energy Committees. Congress has now collected vast amounts of testimony about BP as a criminal company that has violated human rights, caused world-wide environmental degradation, and spent millions lobbying Congress to fight regulations.
I find it therefore appalling that the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is posting the phone number for BP on its twitterfeed.
#Oilspill essential numbers: 866-448-5816 to volunteer or report oiled shoreline; 866-557-1401 to report oiled wildlife #USFWS #BP
BP has reckless disregard for ALL LIFE on this planet - human or otherwise. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BP
Since 1965, it has gained the reputation as the worst company in the oil industry. There are eight (8) other human and environmental disasters listed in their wiki.
There have been MANY reports that BP is not doing ANYTHING with the tens of thousands of people that have called the hotline number.
Further, the hotline identifies itself as BP - not the U.S. government.
There have been entire news programs about BP refusing help from thousands of internationally recognized oilspill experts.
On Monday, I will be contacting each of my U.S. Senators and Congressman to say that the U.S. Fish & Wildlife has turned over its responsibilities to BP. In 60 days it has hopefully become very clear that BP can not even do its own job well; but the U.S. Fish & Wildlife have put them in charge of protecting and conserving our seashore and wildlife.
Scientists from around the country are calling for Secretary Salazar to resign. With 480 DEAD sea turtles, the endangered wildlife is most likely extirpated from the the Gulf of Mexico.
The U.S. Government needs to literally get out of bed with BP.
Sincerely,
Traci Guynup
Dear Mr. Gould:
I just finished watching 8 hours of testimony from the MMS and BP's Tony Hayward to the House Natural Resources and the House Energy Committees. Congress has now collected vast amounts of testimony about BP as a criminal company that has violated human rights, caused world-wide environmental degradation, and spent millions lobbying Congress to fight regulations.
I find it therefore appalling that the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is posting the phone number for BP on its twitterfeed.
#Oilspill essential numbers: 866-448-5816 to volunteer or report oiled shoreline; 866-557-1401 to report oiled wildlife #USFWS #BP
BP has reckless disregard for ALL LIFE on this planet - human or otherwise. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Since 1965, it has gained the reputation as the worst company in the oil industry. There are eight (8) other human and environmental disasters listed in their wiki.
There have been MANY reports that BP is not doing ANYTHING with the tens of thousands of people that have called the hotline number.
Further, the hotline identifies itself as BP - not the U.S. government.
There have been entire news programs about BP refusing help from thousands of internationally recognized oilspill experts.
On Monday, I will be contacting each of my U.S. Senators and Congressman to say that the U.S. Fish & Wildlife has turned over its responsibilities to BP. In 60 days it has hopefully become very clear that BP can not even do its own job well; but the U.S. Fish & Wildlife have put them in charge of protecting and conserving our seashore and wildlife.
Scientists from around the country are calling for Secretary Salazar to resign. With 480 DEAD sea turtles, the endangered wildlife is most likely extirpated from the the Gulf of Mexico.
The U.S. Government needs to literally get out of bed with BP.
Sincerely,
Traci Guynup
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