*[Enwl-eng] A pipeline leaked. Then the ocean exploded into fire.
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Tue Jul 13 14:57:24 MSK 2021
This oil corporation set the ocean on fire with leaked gas, but
it's still operating in the Gulf of Mexico
Sign Now
A volcanic-looking "eye of fire" erupted in the Gulf of
Mexico recently, spewing lava-esque bubbles of huge orange flames on the
surface of the ocean. The apparent cause? Most likely an underwater
pipeline. Earlier in the day, internal reports show that Pemex — a
state-owned petroleum company in Mexico — became aware its oil drilling
equipment had been compromised and was malfunctioning after a heavy storm
came through. Then, just before the inferno, staff noticed a gas leak. Yet
some officials in charge are still claiming this catastrophe was not related
to "any spill."
The blaze raged for more than 5 hours before firefighting
crews were able to extinguish it. The corporation is claiming it will
supposedly do a full investigation, but we know where that always leads with
oil and gas companies: no where. Meanwhile, wildlife and precious ecosystems
may have been harmed or killed in this disaster, but Pemex is still
operating its rigs, pumping out approximately 680,000 barrels of oil in the
region every single day. Pemex leaked; now it should lose. Demand that
Pemex's license to operate in the Gulf of Mexico be revoked and that its
damaged equipment is shut down, before it has the chance to do any more
destruction!
Thank you,
Miranda
The Care2 Petitions Team
P.S. Let's not wait until Pemex's pipelines explode into a
full-blown ExxonMobil-style scenario, coating the entire Gulf with toxic,
choking chemicals. For once, a fossil fuel corporation needs to finally be
held accountable.
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From: Miranda B., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2021 11:18 AM
Subject: A pipeline leaked. Then the ocean exploded into fire.
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