BP, more like the Benny Hill Show. Anyone think of strategically placed implosive devices set at various depths drilled around a much deeper section and let tons of rock and sand seal it? ....just the suggestion of another fisherman ill prepared to deal with an oil spill. Oh, wait a minute, Oil is not my profession. I would be prepared for MY profession if BP was prepared for THEIRS...

It's sad Greenlaw tries to justify that her overfishing is better than what BP is doing because at least she's trying to feed someone. Uh, doesn't she realize BP is feeding her diesel guzzling boat and her gas guzzling truck she drives to her boat? I'm not saying BP is doing the best job, but she can't cover up the damage she does to the environment by pointing fingers at someone else even if they're doing more damage. Come on Soundings, can't you find a better person to talk about the spill???

I agree!!!!

I think that it is ridiculous that most of the focus is on stopping the leak and not so much on clean-up and prevention efforts. This should be simultaneous efforts. Also, it is overwhelming the amount of ropes to get effective material/products into the hands of the response personnel of each county on watch. My company has a viable, if not the best, solution to absorb all forms of hydrocarbons from oil to sheen. ABSORB, not just contain. As I understand it, no one will buy/use the product because it is not on BP's approved list and therefore, expenses will not be reimbursed. It has been approved by the EPA along with other certifications and prior testing being completed. The information has been submitted to BP and is moving through the stages. However, the next stage is testing by BP. ARE YOU KIDDING??? BP and the federal government are highly involved in evaluating and studying and less on reacting. It is proven and accepted by the EPA, what more do they need to know? This can and is perhaps the best solution to protect the critical habitat and industry found in the Apalachicola bay. Franklin county commission is aware of the product, but will not move forward until BP gives the ok. Centek Industries Inc environmental products.