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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 120554" data-attributes="member: 1305">The thing with oil spills and the average persons perspective on this is highly skewed because the news only ever covers the first little bit after the spill. They don't give updates on the fact that oil is a product of nature and outside of places of extreme cold she is extremely good at taking care of the mess herself. The initial impacts on wildlife and environment are bad no doubt but the lasting impacts tend to be very minimal. What really has my attention is the pipeline i posted the pic of.....how come no one in the company brings it up. I followed it on Google maps down to a pumping station down by Zealand and from that was able to I.D. the line. It's the flipping Northern Border natural gas line....I.E. the gas version of the Alaska oil pipline. Pretty fircking amazing that the DAPL boys managed to disturb all these sites considering they already drug a flipping 42 inch pipe through there. He'll here's a shot of the the damn crossing spot in Morton county looking east. I don't know about you guys but that looks undisturbed to me!:;:stirthepot[ATTACH]7381[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 120554, member: 1305"] The thing with oil spills and the average persons perspective on this is highly skewed because the news only ever covers the first little bit after the spill. They don't give updates on the fact that oil is a product of nature and outside of places of extreme cold she is extremely good at taking care of the mess herself. The initial impacts on wildlife and environment are bad no doubt but the lasting impacts tend to be very minimal. What really has my attention is the pipeline i posted the pic of.....how come no one in the company brings it up. I followed it on Google maps down to a pumping station down by Zealand and from that was able to I.D. the line. It's the flipping Northern Border natural gas line....I.E. the gas version of the Alaska oil pipline. Pretty fircking amazing that the DAPL boys managed to disturb all these sites considering they already drug a flipping 42 inch pipe through there. He'll here's a shot of the the damn crossing spot in Morton county looking east. I don't know about you guys but that looks undisturbed to me!:;:stirthepot [ATTACH=CONFIG]7381._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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