In 1996, I started boycotting Mobil Oil for disparaging racial comments made during an Executive Board Meeting.
In 1999, I stopped buying gas at Exxon because of the Valdez oil spill and the slap on the wrist given to the captain on the ship.
Now, it looks like I'm going to have to add BP to that list. What happened in April is nothing short of a catastrophe. From the beginning of this mess, I knew it was bigger than it was being reported. The media was spoon fed information and went with it until BP officials could no longer deny the mess they created.
The BP Spill not only affects the livelihood of fishermen on the Gulf Coast, it also affects seafood lovers like me who live thousands of miles away.
The BP spill is one also more example as to why we MUST find alternative means to oil.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
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