44000tonnes or 11880 feet deep or 70000tonnes of fuel or 120000 barrels of crude.

national | miscellaneous | news report

Tuesday November 19, 2002 22:47

by lost @t sea - an mara

us at our dot net

destined for davy´s locker at the bottom or our ocean.

our deep blue sea. the sea shared by loads of life. dolphins, gallicians, canabrians, irish, cornish, portuguese, basque, asturian, french, breton. and shellfish and mussels and worried about dwindling fish reserves. 120,000 barrels of worried about dwindling crude oil reserves is being written off all over the place as so and so deep (reuters) so and so heavy the ship(Irish government) so and so heavy fuel (guardian) and such a sign of needed co-operation (the french). what does this tell us?

it´s heavy
it´s big
it´s crude.
And the french learnt their lesson with Britanny after the last oil spill, when they covered up the toxicity of the crude and other chemicals in the tanker´s hold.
Naufrago a peculiar español word.
it´s heavy
it´s big
it´s crude.
The fishermen were meant to slow down on the fishing, but the people were supposed to slow down on the eating.
The oil well hell it´s over a hundred thousand barrels and the dolphins or the birds don´t really appreciate that.
nor will the stockmarkets.
nor the heavy, big, crude war merchants.
and probably fish is off the menu.
at least for all the workers who fish that area.
or maybe not.
clean fish is worth lots now.
sources:
http://www.greenpeace.es/hpage/home.asp
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
www.pcs.gr.jp/doc/esymposium/ 2001/2001_michel_girin_e.pdf
http://www.geopubs.co.uk/section1/oceans.html#atlantic
http://reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=5AISKVOLLEG3MCRBAE0CFEY?type=topNews&storyID=1767968
very long one that.
front page article.
but in a little box. unlike the heavy big crude oil.
http://www.marine.gov.ie/