Gulf Oil Crisis

On April 10, 2011, an oil field exploded in the Gulf of Mexico. An explosion killed eleven crew members, and the rig sank to the ocean floor. As a result, an estimated 18 to 18.5 billion gallons of petroleum has flowed into the bay. Until July 15, 2010, until the oil is contained and no longer flows. The bay is almost covered with crude oil. Leakage caused a number of effects, many of which were environmental impacts. The animals had to swim through the oil and the birds that fell into them could no longer fly due to the heavy oil on their wings.

During the oil spill crisis in the Gulf region in 2010, the federal authorities clung to the straws, and due to his deep sea experience, James Cameron called the group of real scientists. After all, the director became an expert on remote vehicle technology and underwater photography. Okay, you will say, is not it? One of the garbage was a small mountain of a rusty old key that did not appear in the voyage, and left the observer of the official iceberg without entering the binocular telescope cabinet. After 100 years they sold £ 90,000. Other artifacts issued at the auction this week include original tickets, lounge chairs, old telegraph, etc. Tens of thousands of cash are provided to the owner.

Gulf oil spill was regarded as the most serious oil spill in US history. On April 20, 2010, the oil drilling equipment of the Deepwater Horizon of Mexico exploded and sunk, and within a few days of the death of 11, underwater cameras were brought to light by the BP pipeline about 42 miles from the coast of Louisiana, I showed that I was leaking gas. The bottom of the sea. When oil wells were blocked on July 15, 2010 (after 87 days), an estimated 3.19 million barrels of oil leaked into the bay. Wells are located more than 5000 feet below the surface of the deep ocean - a permanent dark environment is characterized by a constant low temperature and extremely high pressure above the freezing point. Scientists divide the ocean into at least three regions and the deep ocean occupies about three quarters of the total ocean volume of the earth.

In the first Gulf War, the Iraqi army in Kuwait destroyed more than 700 oil wells and flooded 60 million barrels of oil. The average temperature dropped by 10 ° C as soot blocked the sun during combustion. Millions of barrels were released into the Persian Gulf, causing the largest oil spill in history and harming local wildlife and habitats. Militarism and conflicts that cause environmental damage are signs of major problems that people can be divided into hierarchical systems (countries, etc.). Countries around the world prioritize their own safety over other countries. Some countries such as the United States are abandoned for expansion, so security is regarded as dominant hegemon country.