Yes providing that there are appropriate safeguards. There should be a thorough study into the Gulf of Mexico spill and its findings should guide future policy.
Not much, if any. It'll take years before a single drop shows up at the pumps. And then there's the (rather silly) political point of view: Yes, because there will be more fuel... more fuel... less $ at the pump. Also, we will not be buying from other foreign countries... that's good. The only reason not to support offshore drilling is to "save the wild life". Unless you are an environmentalist... you should support offshore drilling.
Im against offshore drilling and proenviornment but oil should not be banned at least until we have an alternate source that can do everything that oil does and cost less. Modern technology could not exist with out oil. no one is even considering banningoil it is an unreasonable idea.Why should offshore drilling be banned? Well, should smoking be banned? Should dogs be banned? Banning a product NEVER does any good. Look at prohibition. Many were killed. If we ban oil there'll be rioting in the streets
Sometimes a simple question does not have a simple answer. In answering questions in Wikipedia, I do not take sides, and can not give you a simple yes or no answer. Wikipedia provides information and those with personal opinions need to post them on other sites. The BP oil spill has made everyone very aware of the catastrophic consequences of errors. Offshore drilling has its supporters and adversaries. I have included a few links which give both sides. Offshore drilling is conducted in many areas of the world. After the oil spill, some countries are looking at requiring more safety measures (Libya in particular). The deepwater drilling and high temperature/ high pressure target pay zones adds difficulty and risk to the drilling operations. There is a temporary ban on new exploratory deep water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico although this has been challenged in court. The planned leasing of new exploratory blocks offshore Florida has been halted by President Obama. Those in favor of the ban feel the environmental and safety risk of offshore drilling in these particular cases is too high. They feel more study of the risks should be done before drilling permits are issued. Those opposed to the ban state that the country need to produce its own oil (lower imports) and drilling creates jobs. They also consider the BP spill was caused by a few individuals and offshore drilling is safe. Those oppose to the ban also note that the deepwater rigs in the gulf coast area are leaving making it more difficult for oil companies to continue with their plans. I have greatly simplified the issues, and I suggest you look at the links and other resources on the internet. The NOAA website has considerable reliable information on the BP oil spill environmental impact.
Before drilling a hole, you should ensure that you have the right drill bit for the material you are drilling into, measure and mark the drilling spot accurately, and wear appropriate safety gear such as goggles and gloves. It is also important to check for any hidden pipes or wires behind the surface you are drilling into to avoid damaging them.
The best types of bits that should be used in drilling metal is either titanium or cobalt. Both of these bits work well when drilling through metals such as stainless steel and cast iron.
No
Instead of restricting offshore outsourcing, a better legislation must be in place to ensure fair business practices that will benefit everybody.
NO, nor should the government allow natural gas drilling in national parks, either.
Ask about access rights. Also inquire about ongoing drilling that may happen.
Probably with great caution to protect the environment.
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