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Keep Drilling, Baby, Drilling

Steven Hayward's piece, "How To Think About Oil Spills," is worth a read in full. The costs of the spill are still far, far less than the potential benefits of continued offshore oil production.
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A recent study of seven basic ecosystem types, and their most typical perturbations, found that of ecosystems that make a recovery from various catastrophic events (and, it must be noted, not all do), ocean ecosystems disrupted by oil spills were the fastest to recover, often within a span of one to four years. ...By contrast, forest lands disrupted by fire or deforestation can take more than 40 years to recover.

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