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CarlosGarza CarlosGarza
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11 years ago
Does anyone know about how much oil is in that well? How much will the total amount be if they never manage to cap it off?
HAHA @ Dartagnon...I forgot about the cosmic can o' whoopass that's coming! I'm just sorry for all of the pelicans and brackish crabs that are going to suffer at our greedy hands. We just HAD to deal one final blow to the planet before we give it up...GAWD humans are such a**holes!!
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11 years ago
There is ACTUALLY a formula for that!!!  

You take the 200 million gallons per day that are leaking and mulitply that by the expended days it will last and we have the EXACT F
IG
URES!

OOOOPS/day X (forever) = death

Sorry ... but before we can find that answer the entire pooipulation of the World will come to an end so the answer is tragically INSIGNIFICANT!  

This is GREAT!  While Halliburton is figuring out how to kill us off, Mother Nature is planning her "comeback" after a total Planetary Make-over (more sheer ddeath to the population of the world), and at the same time our ascendancy is driving everyone nuts, suicidal, or homicidal.

I'm going back to bed ... Wake me uP when you get this place FIXED!

I AM
dartagnon
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11 years ago
Oil is not really "in" wells, it is in reservoirs underground, and wells tap into those reservoirs. This well could probably flow for a long long time if uncapped.  I'm not sure if BP has made public the size of this field, but a billion barrels might be a typical value, and there are 42 gallons of oil in a barrel, so that's a lot of gallons.  The flow will decrease with time, but probably not significantly in the short term.
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