I called BP’s environmental hotline last evening, telling the woman who answered the phone call that I was hearing a rumbling noise that I have never heard before coming seemingly from BP Refinery, and the flares were going off and on, and it looked like it was some operation or something that is not normally going on at BP. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Oil
Potential Oil Exports From Cherry Point—Something else to put on your radar / NorthwestCitizen, David Camp

Wed, Mar 09, 2016, 10:20 pm David Camp
The Portland-Montreal pipeline was opened in 1941 to carry mostly Venezuelan crude offloaded from freighters in South Portland, Maine, to refineries in Montreal.
Anchor-chain activists face hefty fines /Northwest Citizen, Ralph Schwartz

Thu, Feb 18, 2016, 4:01 am Ralph Schwartz
Combined, Chiara D’Angelo and Matt Fuller spent 88 hours last spring on the anchor chain of the Arctic Challenger. Continue reading
On prohibiting the shipment of coal, or crude oil, from any new shipping terminal or pier/ Comment to Whatcom County Council, Sandy Robson
February 1, 2016 Sandy Robson
Sent: Sunday, January 24, 2016 11:23 p.m.
To: Council
CC: Jack Louws, PDS
Subject: Public comment on the 2016 Whatcom County Comprehensive Plan Update
Comp Plan Update, Help plan the county you want to live in / Cascadia Weekly, Matt Petryni
Wednesday, January 20, 2016 Matt Petryni
Xwot’qom is a Coast Salish word (translated roughly as “noisy water”) from which Whatcom County takes its name. One perhaps better translated as “turbulent,” or “troubled water,” for it means the same thing but somehow more accurately describes the place we call home. […]
Bye Bye / NorthwestCitizen, John Servais

Fri, Dec 25, 2015, 10:31 am John Servais
Merry Christmas and Seasons’ Greetings. The Grinch has left the building. We can all breath a bit easier.
Here is a quote from my first book / Facebook post, Whatcom Hawk, Walter Haugen
December 9, 2015 Walter Haugen
Here is a quote from my first book:
“In 2008, oil prices reached 7.5% of GDP in the US and triggered a major demand reduction. In 2010, Deutsche Bank predicted the next oil shock will come at 6.5% of GDP, which reflects their assessment of an increasing sensitivity to oil prices. As I write this in 2012, the price of oil is approximately 5% of US GDP.”
Senator Doug Ericksen (R-Ferndale) tells us how he really feels about tribal treaty rights / Facebook post, Sj Robson
22 hrs October 5, 2015 Sandy Robson
Senator Doug Ericksen (R-Ferndale) tells us how he really feels about tribal treaty rights, and misinforms the public while opining: Continue reading
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