The Devastating Environmental Impact Of BP's Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill

[@noelkwek]

Wow, what a coincidence! An oil spill of about 400 tons of crude oil occurred recently in Singapore, S.E. Asia - June 2024 and it was the 1st time the oil slick wasn't able to be contained fast enough, spreading and was washed ashore, staining the small city-state's coastlines and seashores. What horrendous environmental disasters!

[@Sikizu]

These BP people obviously had no idea of the scope of what they allowed to happen. It wasn't just business, it wasn't just political, it really was people's lives and homes. These men are so delusional.

[@jayjay_7174]

Great video thanks for posting👍🏻

[@OGJeff685]

Cant believe no comments, let me be one of the first to say Thank you for this video.

[@frannielocks]

All these BP executives acted like the Deepwater Horizon disaster was some freak thing that caught them off guard. They had an abysmal safety record, multiple horrendous accidents, and all while penny-pinching and cutting corners so they could make bigger profits. Then their only concern was that the politics of the situation was making their company look bad, which was cramping their financial operations? Look guys, if you’re going to gamble with safety while you’re drilling the deepest oil well in the world while being the largest oil company operating in America, you’d better be prepared to take the heat when you screw up this badly!

[@Aldebaran_Whiskey]

The former ceo in this video is so smug, as if BP should be given special treatment... you can tell he doesnt care about lifes lost, fishing destroyed and long term damage to environment.

[@richierichnumber1]

I hope the company BP has paid for all the damage it has done to our environment over here in the USA, and replaced the rusted out oil pipes in Alaska like they said they would and cleaned up that oily black mess that was made in the Gulf Mexico. Personally, the company should not be able to operate anywhere in the USA until they really have shown the company has changed and is up grading to the safety standards of goals the company had set for its self.

[@freesiahevnosey6124]

what a failure. we need comprehensive regulation of every single industry from automotive to commodities to textiles to labour.

[@luddite333]

Carville has zero credibility on any issue - it was a mistake to include him in this documentary.