It's been two years since the disaster at Deepwater Horizon. There's a proposed $7.8 billion dollar settlement on the table with over 100,000 seeking economic damages. And that's not counting the eventual incalculable environmental damages that will need persistent monitoring. Many forget that an amazing 4 million barrels of oil and close to 2 million gallons of dispersant had to go somewhere. Current research continues to find damaged and dying marine life including eyeless shrimp, fish with open sores, large dolphin kills, and dead and dying deep water reefs. Tar, created by the dispersant and oil, continue to show up in marshes and other wetlands. I have no faith in safe offshore drilling or corporations like BP who ask for further deregulation in the oil industry. There's too much potential for further accidents that will damage the ocean's ecosystem and ultimately damage the economics of those who rely on the ocean. We're playing Russian roulette with the environment.