2 Replies to “Are We Losing Interest in the Oil Spill?”
I think, for some of us, that we’ve said all we can say: we’ve voiced our anger and indignation and fear, and other than updates (the oil is still pouring out) there’s not much new to say.
I do think, however, that BP is counting on our becoming numb to the situation. The longer this goes on, the more we think of it as somehow “normal” as the rage over this gross mishandling of our natural resources becomes dulled with time.
I don’t know what else to say, other than to poke people every now and then and say “It’s still going on. We shouldn’t let this go.”
I would say no, but there will be a time when this will all sink in, and we will see the effects
I think, for some of us, that we’ve said all we can say: we’ve voiced our anger and indignation and fear, and other than updates (the oil is still pouring out) there’s not much new to say.
I do think, however, that BP is counting on our becoming numb to the situation. The longer this goes on, the more we think of it as somehow “normal” as the rage over this gross mishandling of our natural resources becomes dulled with time.
I don’t know what else to say, other than to poke people every now and then and say “It’s still going on. We shouldn’t let this go.”
I would say no, but there will be a time when this will all sink in, and we will see the effects