this is the product they are not using to disperse the oil....

[madrchsod]

from the society of petroleum engineers magazine---

http://www.spe.org/jpt/2010/05/low-tox-dispersant-shows-promise-in-oil-spill-remediation/

this is what this product can be used on....

http://clu-in.org/vendor/vendorinfo/directory/usersearch/vendor_detail.cfm?TechID=415


this is what it is made of...



http://www.verutek.com/verusol-marine-green.aspx

instead the EPA is letting bp use a chemical that kills...

[intheflow]

1. Oh, don't be silly!

I'm sure this VeriTek stuff costs too much for BP to afford, I'm sure that's why they're using the other stuff.

:sarcasm:

Though I will agree that this is a situation where Congress could get off it's ass, work speedily together, and pass some emergency legislation requiring BP to use this and many of the other, non-toxic remediation techniques that are going around in scientific and engineering communities. :mad:

[HCE SuiGeneris]

2. Forget the + + +, focus on the $ $ $.

The mandate of almost every corporation, and most assuredly fits BP, Haliburton, Goldman Sachs and all the other players extracting revenue from this event.