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pipeline. we no longer have a pipeline that s just five feet into the sediment at the bottom of a river. if you re building new pipelines, the protocol today is that you drill horizontally 25 feet below the river bed so even if it were to burst, it wouldn t be introduced to the river. i asked today if you replace this pipeline, are you going to horizontally drill under the river? i wasn t sure what the answer was. they were engineers that sounded like lawyers. the affects of these spills can last years, that depends on how the clean-up effort is and how bad the damage is. do you have concerns about exxon mobile to stick around to clean up the river and help those who have been hurt by this? i told them today that the clean-up will be done when the client, the state of montana, the people of montana, and the
we waited a couple of days until we had any kind of a boat or crew could get on the river. so, if you wait long enough, this oil will dissipate, and, of course, the interests of the state of montana to protect this river and the wildlife is not perfectly aligned with exxon mobile whose primary interest is to protect the liability with their shareholders. what do you attribute the difference between the drill and the way it worked out. were people lying about the degree of readiness or is this something that is this something where it could be better regulation, something where the mistakes were unforeseeable, what explains that, do you think? all of the above and older technology. this pipeline is a 20-year old pipeline. we no longer have a pipeline that s just five feet into the sediment at the bottom of a river.
course, the interests of the state of montana to protect this river and the wildlife is not perfectly aligned with exxon mobile whose primary interest is to protect the liability with their shareholders. what do you attribute the difference between the drill and the way it worked out. were people lying about the degree of readiness or is this something that is this something where it could be better regulation, something where the mistakes were unforeseeable, what explains that, do you think? all of the above and older technology. this pipeline is a 20-year old pipeline. we no longer have a pipeline that s just five feet into the sediment at the bottom of a river. if you re building new pipelines, the protocol today is that you drill horizontally 25 feet below the river bed so even if it were to burst, it wouldn t be introduced to the river.
if you re building new pipelines, the protocol today is that you drill horizontally 25 feet below the river bed so even if it were to burst, it wouldn t be introduced to the river. i asked today if you replace this pipeline, are you going to horizontally drill under the river? i wasn t sure what the answer was. they were engineers that sounded like lawyers. the affects of these spills can last years, that depends on how the clean-up effort is and how bad the damage is. do you have concerns about exxon mobile to stick around to clean up the river and help those who have been hurt by this? i told them today that the clean-up will be done when the client, the state of montana, the people of montana, and the wildlife of montana decide that clean-up is done. it won t be decided by exxon
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