Question for the Month - July
2010
In light of
the dark and current situation the United States of America is
involved in, regarding the explosion of the BP (British
Petroleum) Oil Rig in the Gulf of Mexico, which occurred in
April 2010, is being deemed another saga of this country, gone
amok.
The
unfortunate is, a growing number of human beings have lost their
precious lives and families are now without their loved ones and
the fishermen have lost and continue to loose wages; because, of
the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. There seems to be no
concrete or viable answer presently from BP, President Obama,
his administration and the associated governmental officials and
outside experts, of how best to stop the gas that is mixed with
oil that is spewing out thousand upon thousands of gallons daily
into the Gulf of Mexico. This is not only a direct danger to
the Gulf of Mexico; and, the people who live and reside in the
state of Louisiana and Mexico; but, to the wild life, sea life,
beaches, land; and, all the water in the world. Couple with the
fact that their seems to be a lot of finger pointing starting
with BP pointing its finger at the Government, the Government
pointing its finger back at BP, etc. If not handled correctly
this is a situation that could go on for months, unresolved.
The powers
to be at BP have been deeply questioned by the United States
Congress and other Governmental Agencies, that overview this
type of tragedy. This organization has been asked several times
all of the necessary why’s, who, how’s, and what can be done
about the leak, loss of wages to the citizens of Louisiana,
health issues participants face in regards to the clean up
efforts, life long endangerment to the Gulf of Mexico, our world
waters, its wildlife, eco system and the overall short/long-term
negative devastation.
Question – In lieu of all of the queries from The United States
Congress, our governmental officials and its associated
governmental agencies, to BP, there still seems to be no start
for resolving any related issues that were caused by BP that
have now resulted in a lifelong negative outcome in the Gulf of
Mexico. Do you think mediation could play an important role
for maximizing the desired efforts for resolving the number of
issues (e.g. lost lives/wages, health concerns), in order to be
expeditious in bringing about much needed financial assistance
to those who need it, for example. As well as, solving other
disagreements that are related to this castatrophe?
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