Gulf
By Jeanne Roberts on July 5, 2010
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For a number of years, notes ecologist and UC Santa Barbara Professor Emeritus Daniel B.
By Stacy Clark on May 20, 2010
Tags: Exxon, Natural Capital, USD, bike trails, Cape Wind, chemicals, diversified energy, green energy revolution, Gulf, hydrocarbons, natural capitalism, offshore drilling, offshore windfarms, resource economics, Secretary Salazar, bike trails, bio-zones, chemical, chemicals, electricity, energy, food, green energy revolution, Gulf of Mexico, Gulf oil explosion, Kemp's ridley, Kevin Grandia, Louisiana, offshore drilling, offshore windfarms, oil, Salazar, solar power, Stacy Clark, Texas
Written by Stacy Clark, Dallas
Observing the unimpeded hydrocarbon cocktail and chemical chasers rapidly dispersing in the Gulf, one wonders what all of this is costing us.
And, it’s a valid inquiry.
