Oil punt makes big bucks but coastlines at risk »
Posted By STONERS 6 months, 2 weeks ago in Business & FinanceBig international oil companies are making hundreds of millions of dollars storing crude on tankers offshore in a trading play that environmentalists say sidesteps shipping rules and puts coastlines at risk
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getreal16 months, 1 week ago
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These Oil companies are still ruling the ecomony and survival of all. That is why GM is going bankrupt and that is why the ecomony is having such a hard time picking up. The inventions of travel keep getting stopped by the under the table lobbying of these corporations. Not just here but in other nations as well. The only change I have seen in our country is the change of names and job titles, in our government. Lots of pretty speeches but the same old thing, just worded differently.
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