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Helping the Ocean
Mission Statement Domestic Oil How does this affect the ocean how does this affect the animals How Can I Help who do I talk to Contact us to volunteer	Building sea life habitat in the ocean is a world wide project. Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been spent using prefabricated ocean igloos, military ships, Army Tanks, Well casings, Rocks, boulders, railroad and trolley cars and (of course) oil platforms. In the gulf (of Mexico) the federal government mandated that all unused platforms must be removed within one year after exploration and/or production. The big problem is the the muddy bottom off the Mississippi Delta is a dead zone - not because of oil production, but because of the nitrates that flow down river and cause algae blooms (similar to the red tides) that use up the oxygen and yes causes *CO2.*	Useful Links Newt Gingrich and his American Solutions Petition, click here to sign it. Drill US Now. Drill for oil here. This is a must watch video, Don Young R Alaska addressing congress about ANWR. Sen. Jim DeMint of South Carolina and Rep. Jeb Hensarling of Texas launch EnergyFreedomDay.com.
In a great article,"More oil equals more fish" Jennifer Marohasy states “Environmentalists” wake up in the middle of the night sweating and whimpering about offshore oil platforms only because they’ve never seen what's under them. This proliferation of marine life around the platforms turned on its head every “expert” opinion of its day. The original plan, mandated by federal environmental “experts” back in the late ‘40s, was to remove the big, ugly, polluting, environmentally hazardous contraptions as soon as they stopped producing. Fine, said the oil companies. About 15 years ago some wells played out off Louisiana and the oil companies tried to comply. Their ears are still ringing from the clamor fishermen put up. Turns out those platforms are going nowhere, and by popular demand of those with a bigger stake in the marine environment than any “environmentalist.” Every "environmental" superstition against these structures was turned on its head. Marine life had EXPLODED around these huge artificial reefs. Louisiana produces on third of America’s seafood. In fact a study by Louisiana State University shows that 85 percent of Louisiana offshore fishing trips involve fishing around these structures and that there is 50 times more marine life around an oil production platform than in the surrounding Gulf bottoms. Louisiana produces one-third of America's commercial fisheries — *because* of, not in spite of, these platforms. All of this and not one major oil spill in half a century — not one. As more assurance, today’s drilling technology compares to the one used only 20 years ago about like the Kitty Hawk compares to a jumbo jet. The one that gave us the Santa Barbara Oil Spill in 1969 compares to today’s like a fossil." What did happen when Hurricane Katrina struck? There were no oil spills or accidents then? Nope. It’s the 21st Century, America. Armed with modern drilling technology and safeguards, we can now drill most anywhere, *safely.* More oil equals More Fish
Mission Statement - Domestic Oil - How does this affect the ocean - how does this affect the animals How Can I Help - who do I talk to - Contact us to volunteer You can contact us by E-Mail at Drill 4 oil now