April 20 marked the five-year anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon disaster

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Shell's First Arctic Drilling Rig Has Arrived in Washington Waters. What, Exactly, Is This Thing?

http://www.thestranger.com/news/fea...-washington-waters-what-exactly-is-this-thing


Shell doesn't have a protected harbor closer than 2,000 miles away," Bea explained. "There is no Home Depot on shore. It's an extremely remote area, and so if we don't have everything we need to have to address everything we've discussed, it's going to get dirty really fast. Especially if there's a beluga whale or walrus migration under way."

 

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BP senior vice president Geoff Morrell:
"There is nothing to suggest other than that the Gulf is a resilient body of water that has bounced back strongly," he says. "The Gulf has not been damaged anywhere near the degree some people feared it would have in the midst of the spill."

The Louisiana coast is still a shit box, but hey, it could have been a lot worse.

 

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So explain what porting this rig at terminal 5 has to do with deepwater horizon?