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23rd December 2011

dotannegrin: We NEED to remove our addiction to OIL as an energy source! We need to come together to find a solution to end the Oil Monopoly. It makes me so sad to see our world being destroyed for mere profits. Have you see Shell’s recent ad campaigns— The ones where they state that they are working to create a cleaner, safer energy. Well unfortunately there is a HUGE oil spill off the coast of Nigeria and its quite possibly worse than the recent BP oil spill in the Gulf. When will we learn from our past mistakes? How many more oil spills will it take before we make the proper changes in our world?

dotannegrin:

We NEED to remove our addiction to OIL as an energy source! We need to come together to find a solution to end the Oil Monopoly.

It makes me so sad to see our world being destroyed for mere profits. Have you see Shell’s recent ad campaigns— The ones where they state that they are working to create a cleaner, safer energy. Well unfortunately there is a HUGE oil spill off the coast of Nigeria and its quite possibly worse than the recent BP oil spill in the Gulf.

When will we learn from our past mistakes? How many more oil spills will it take before we make the proper changes in our world?

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