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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: Snowshoe who wrote (73433)5/9/2010 9:39:23 PM
From: GPS Info   of 74559
 
Good article.

My takeaway:

"Despite those repeated promises to reform, BP continues to lag other oil companies when it comes to safety, according to federal officials and industry analysts. Many problems still afflict its operations in Texas and Alaska, they say. Regulators are investigating a whistle-blower’s allegations of safety violations at the Atlantis, one of BP’s newest offshore drilling platforms in the Gulf of Mexico."

and this:

"But BP, the nation’s biggest oil and gas producer, has a worse health, environment and safety record than many other major oil companies, according to Yulia Reuter, the head of the energy research team at RiskMetrics, a consulting group that assigns scores to companies based on their performance in various categories, including safety."

They hammer the point home: BP stinks.<g>
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