Sub-surface application of dispersant at wellhead never mentioned in June 2000 study
Project Deep Spill, Minerals Management Service, March 24, 2005:
Subject: Project "Deep Spill"
Principal Investigator: Dr. Oistein Johansen, SINTEF & Dr. Cortis Cooper, ChevronTexaco
Contracting Agency: Minerals Management Service
Description: A joint industry project (JIP) was formed between the MMS and 23 different oil companies to conduct this research. The project consisted of an experimental release of oil and gas conducted in June 2000 off the coast of Norway... at approximately 800 meters [2,625 feet] water depth. The goal was to simulate a blowout or pipeline rupture in deep water...
Troubling excerpt from the final technical report on the Deep Spill JIP – Experimental Discharges of Gas and Oil at Helland Hansen – June 2000:
The interpretation of this result is that the oil is water-extracted on its way up to the sea surface.
The rate of this extraction is dependent on the solubility of the compounds in the water, such that the most soluble compounds are dissolved first. ...
This is important information, because the water-soluble compounds are generally the most toxic ones when exposed to marine biota.
The results from these measurements show that the rising of the oil through the water column represents a kind of a “stripping” process of some of the most toxic compounds in the oil. The end result is therefore that a portion of the most toxic compounds is left in the water column. This is contrasted to a surface generated slick, where a portion the most toxic compounds merely go into evaporation rather than dissolving into the sea.
BP Rehearsed Oil Spill in 2000, afterthepress, October 7, 2010:
h/t seachele420
Full video by afterthepress here:
Photos courtesy of Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (previously known as the MMS):
Look familiar?(Minerals Management Service on June 27, 2000)
Look familiar?(Minerals Management Service on June 26, 2000)
Look familiar?(Minerals Management Service, June 2000)
who believe this crap?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th3LtLx0IEM
Small people, anyone?
The same people who believe this chilling crap.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8liOnfr2BjY&feature=related
If that arrogant BP blowhard is a Big People, I gladly accept my status as a Small People. I'm proud to be a Small People. You to, should be proud.
They Knew !!!
They knew...they know...soooo...who ya voting for Tuesday...like it really matters
anymore. If this doesn't show that our
"so called" government is owned, lock stock
and oil barrel by multinational corporations
I don't know what will. There is not one elected official in the state of florida that has not gotten money from big oil or one of their many many shell companies. I
doubt that florida has the monopoly on this. Next big question is what to do???
PB's Synthia is going to be the one that we all take note on ... Synthetic Virus Nothing new, First synthetic virus created July, 2002 More Links & Inf. (VIDEO) ...
By xdrfox (Bio|Stories) on Monday, November 01, 2010 12:30 ... http://beforeitsnews.com/story/244/490/Synthetic_Virus_Nothing_new,_First_synthetic_virus_created_July,_2002_More_Links_Inf._VIDEO.html
Any one that has been in office needs to be out of Office. Start 8 year limits. Been saying this for years.
Eliminating career politicians is certainly part of the solution, but it's only a small part.....a very small part. You need to eliminate politicians and politics. That's a much greater challenge.
Please post the evidence from the samples taken in the GOM that show the PB Synthia virus to be present in Gulf Waters. Otherwise, you are engaging in purposeful misdirection and unnecessary alarmism.
Don't hold your breath, it took them six months to start testing for Corexit that they knew was there and they still have a hard time finding oil. The well gushed oil from April though July and anything put in it or was in it naturally came out of it including radioactive material. Has anyone mentioned that ? What a mess ... http://www.reefrelieffounders.com/drilling/2010/01/15/scientific-american-natural-gas-drilling-produces-radioactive-waste/