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[Choose #2] As a future commercial diver, offshore rigs hold a lot of potential money to be made
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[Choose #2] With one caveat, we need to pass legislation allowing civil and criminal charges to be persued against corporate INDIVIDUALS found to be ignoring safety requirements. Now only the stockholders pay even though they are not responsible.
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[Choose #2] No, but I would suggest we require the legs of the structure to remain for marine life and/or the entire rig to be converted into a dive platform once the oil is dried up.
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[Choose #1] In fact if I had my way we would be building a Water pipeline from East to West and North to south. This way we can distribute water from areas with increased flooding to areas becoming more arid.
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[Choose #2] DUMB. Someone will come for it. Once outside US boundary waters another nation will take it.
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[Choose #2] Safety first and all should be fine !!!
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[Choose #2] We shouldn’t stop drilling for Oil BUT accountability/safety is key in my opinion. I see it simply, accident recovery should be the responsibility of the company NOT the taxpayers.
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[Choose #2] Need to use our heads, not blind emotions.
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[Choose #1] We need to stop using fuels that polute air and water!
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[Choose #2] We can do this and still protect the environment.
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[Choose #2] We need to enforce safety regs against blowouts
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Agojo - 8/23/2014 4:31 PM
[Choose #2] The rigs provide new artificial habitat for marine life.
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