The Deepwater Horizon Catastrophe

Organizational leaders often make rigorous decisions. The BP decision seems to focus on reducing costs, not employee safety, the Gulf residents, or the environment. Deepwater Horizon 's disaster is the result of systematic failure within a large company resulting in the ethical and social responsibility of all stakeholders. The priority is corporate profits. A series of cost reduction measures ignored moral and social responsibility and finally revealed the choice of enterprise giants.

BP deals with many assets to further emphasize its strengths. So far they have sold $ 38 billion of assets since Deepwater Horizon's disaster and are planning to sell approximately $ 10 billion of assets by the end of next year (BBC News, 2014, 17 And 19). BP includes implementation plans to achieve an alternative energy law to comply with acquisitions in the North Sea region, future profits of BP in appropriate border areas of the Russian region, hydrogen, natural gas, wind and solar investment Have some external opportunities. 2011, 9 A page). Needless to say a lot of investment. threat

On 20th April 2010, the DWH (Deepwater Horizon) drilling equipment exploded and was destroyed in the Macondo exploration area operated by BP with a length of 1522 meters in the north of the Mississippi Valley (N 28.73667 W 88.38694) Eruptive oil and gas wells erupted. The Gulf of Mexico, 66 km from the coast of Louisiana State (LA). - This review summarizes the environmental research literature on DWH oil spillage under four main themes: (1) oil spill and natural gas environmental fate; (2) biological / ecological poisons in marine ecosystems Scholarly impact (3) Impacts on coastal areas and coastal areas, Jonny Beyer, researcher at the Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA), says: (4) Influence on long-lived marine organisms

On 20th April 2010, the oil drilling equipment of Deepwater Horizon exploded and sunk into the Gulf of Mexico, 42 miles from the coast of Louisiana, causing long-term environmental hazards in the summer. At the time of drilling to Deepwater Horizon after July 15 to 87, 4.2 million barrels of oil leaked into the bay. Eleven employees of the rig died in the first explosion and the resulting oil spill resulted in the death of thousands of animals and devastating effects on coastal communities, especially those dependent on fisheries .