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|    Another day, another disastrous oil leak    |
|    05 Jan 14 19:36:14    |
      XPost: can.politics, ab.politics, bc.politics       XPost: nf.general       From: ConsRCons@govt.cda              This time it's not a river, a lake, a town or hundreds of acres of       pristine land . . . it's our ocean.              And the Harper government continues to push for the extraction of this       resource? How totally incompetent, callous and reckless can any       government get?       Time to put an end to this stupidity. Vote for the party that promises       to replace oil resources with renewable and green resources. And that       surely ain't the Cons or the Liberals.       __________________________________________              CBC News Posted: Jan 03, 2014              Hibernia platform oil leak curbs production              Hibernia management 'significantly' cuts back production due to leaking       oil valve                     A leak at the Hibernia offshore rig in mid-December has caused a       decrease in oil production.               An oil leak at the site of the Hibernia offshore platform on the Grand       Banks off the coast of Newfoundland has resulted in a significant       downturn in oil production.              Workers reported a small leak on Dec. 18. Hibernia management company       officials said it happened in a valve that is part of the rig's       offloading system. Only 10 litres of crude oil spilled at the time, and       no oil sheens were spotted on the water at that time.              However, on Dec. 27, oil was discovered in the ocean once again, and a       further investigation revealed the valve was leaking. The small sheen       was rapidly dispersed by heavy seas, and by Jan. 3, it was no longer       visible.              As a result of what was observed, Hibernia has shut down the transfer of       oil to tankers, and the company says it has "significantly" cut back oil       production.              Crews have been arranged to fix the leaking valve as soon as the weather       permits.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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