| from: | antonio jr. Buensucesoantoniobuensuceso@gmail.com | ||
| to: | Tom.Howard@waterboards.ca.gov | ||
| cc: | Liz Haven Jonathan.Bishop@waterboards.ca.gov, "Maughan, James@Waterboards" "Gordon, Christine@Waterboards" "Wilkinson, Wes@Waterboards" "Cooper, Andrew@Waterboards" anna.hernandez@waterboards.ca.gov, anna.perez@waterboards.ca.gov, "Zuccala, Debbie@Waterboards" dzuccala@waterboards.ca.gov, Antonio Buensuceso | ||
| date: | Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 8:59 AM | ||
| subject: | HOWARD_30JUNE15_ RECORD OF MR. TOM HOWARD'S MANAGERIAL IRRESPONSIBILITY | ||
| mailed-by: | gmail.com |
The TRUTH will set you FREE.
Shell’s Arctic oil drill platform Polar Pioneer heaves into Dutch Harbor Alaska
The 300 foot high floating oil rig that Royal Dutch Shell intends to install in the Arctic Ocean’s Chukchi Sea this summer arrived in Dutch Harbor, Unalaska Is, Alaska, early on June 27, 2015. Pulled by two ocean-going tugs, the huge machine appeared off Unalaska Island in the pre-dawn, 13 days after it left Seattle WA. In contrast to the active protests, “kayaktivist” flotillas and native American opposition in Puget Sound, there were no apparent protestors at the arrival in the Aleutian Islands. The Polar Pioneer now floats well off the Dutch Harbor airport in front of the steep mountains of Unalaska, the volcanoes like Mt Makushin that make up these islands. Strong winds formed lenticular clouds over the peaks in the dawn light.
