there is BP security that is keeping people away from documenting the information.
We look forward to looking at that legislation and perhaps being joined as an early cosponsor with you.
But we should not say no, you may not use any dispersant, because, at the time, we were risking that which we've all seen on TV, which is la...
The oil producing act won't let you find out what another country does.
Better information is needed to determine the window of opportunity and percentage effectiveness of dispersant application for different oil...
Well, yes, and to go to our friends--where we should have learned--lessons learned from the Valdez, which was a horrific experience for our ...
And then who certifies the States in terms of a level of competency to test for this?
And I presume they're scientific advisors to you.
And, again, we're not bashing anybody, but here, as I understand it, EPA had concerns about the amount of dispersants being used.
Our No. 1 concern is the safety of the American people, safety of the air they breathe, and the food they eat.
There's a continuum of actions here. One is an outright ban. That, I think, has to be well founded on solid research.