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jbelmont
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 Posted - 01/27/2023 : 5:20:29 PM
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To Whom it may concern,
There are seven offshore drilling sites and one pipeline off the coast of Orange County, California. Through channeling, I heard that local and more universal elements of "Nature Consciousness" are not happy at all with this drilling as it is hazardous to the cleanliness of the ocean and the life sea animals and plants on the shore. It could take nature perhaps up to 100 years to completely clean up the remnants of an oil spill, so it is a very big deal.
Fracking is yet again another ecological nightmare, but nature can clean up the damage in little over a decade based on what I channeled which may or may not be at all reliable, but is all I have to work with other than common sense (which I do not have a monopoly on).
Oil drilling in general is not sustainable because one day we will run out and need to find other sources of energy which today are less cost effective (such as solar which has a huge installation cost, tidal, geothermal, etc.)
The most pressing "information" (if you want to call it that) that I heard was that there might be earthquakes, tsunamis or other natural disasters in that area as nature's response to this atrocity waiting to happen.
The problem is that the PORT OF LOS ANGELES is in that general area, only about 7 miles from the nearest rig off of Orange County -- and most shipping to the west coast comes in through that port. If that port gets injured or destroyed in a natural disaster, that would wipe out a large portion of global trade and could cripple our economy. We would have to rely more on Louisiana, Seattle and other ports for our sustenance.
So, it behooves humans to STOP OFFSHORE DRILLING for our own economic safety and possible to save our own lives.
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Offshore drilling in Orange County & Nature
