From the Deepwater Horizon

By Alex Smith, originally published by Radio Ecoshock

May 6, 2010

NOTE: Images in this archived article have been removed.

Image RemovedThe Gulf of Mexico “spill” is really a man-made underwater volcano of oil. This accident taps a primeval fear in the human mind. Something dark and uncontrollable rushes out of the Earth, poisoning the global oceans. Could that really happen? Richard Heinberg, Anita Burke, Riki Ott, Antonia Juhasz, and new song “Corporate Catastrophe”.

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Alex Smith

Host of syndicated weekly Radio Ecoshock Show - the cutting edge with top scientists, authors and activists. Eighth year on the air as of 2014. Previously a researcher for global environment group, print journalist, homesteader, world-traveler, and private investigator.

Tags: Culture & Behavior, Energy Policy, Fossil Fuels, Industry, Media & Communications, Oil, Technology

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ECHR building

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