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SlopppyEngineer@lemmy.world
on 17 Oct 16:51
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Yeah. I guess we’ll never figure out why oil washed up on beaches next to an offshore oil drilling zone. One of life’s mysteries, I guess!
Editing to add: The legal fate of the offshore oil wells is in question, and it’s not clear if work has begun on them or not. New South Wales has banned drilling within their territory, but the company said they’ll just go farther out to sea, where it’s governed by Australia’s federal laws, and I don’t know if they’ve actually started drilling yet.
Heck, those could also have come from a deteriorated WWII ship. Not that I seriously believe that theory, though.
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Natural undersea oil leak somewhere?
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I’d say a natural leak is the less likely possibility.
Most likely you’re correct, but I was basing my assumption from the following:
Time may tell I guess…
There are who knows who many capped wells out there too though. Those caps aren’t perfect.
Just tar xvf
Came here for this. Did not disappoint.
That sounds like it would make a bigger mess. I think we should gzip them.
Guys, I cleaned up!
And now it’s all over beach. Maybe gzip so cleanup easier.
Yeah. Mysterious. We’re mysteriously drilling for oil all over the fucking oceans.
Yeah. I guess we’ll never figure out why oil washed up on beaches next to an offshore oil drilling zone. One of life’s mysteries, I guess!
Editing to add: The legal fate of the offshore oil wells is in question, and it’s not clear if work has begun on them or not. New South Wales has banned drilling within their territory, but the company said they’ll just go farther out to sea, where it’s governed by Australia’s federal laws, and I don’t know if they’ve actually started drilling yet.
Heck, those could also have come from a deteriorated WWII ship. Not that I seriously believe that theory, though.