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Stopping oil drilling is an over-reaction. While this has been a terrible occurence, unless you all live completely off the grid you have no reason to make descisions for the rest of the country. I know I can't afford solar panels. What needs to happen is an overhaul in the safety features, design, and training over the rig and the staff. Yes, oil is a bad dependency, and yes its bad for the eviroment, but until the country can make the switch, its a nesscary evil. I fully agree we need eco-friendly power, but we don't have enough of it at the moment. Once we do, I will happily say farewell to it.
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