An Accident Waiting to Happen  

Oleh:

Elkind, Peter ; Whitford, David ; Burke, Doris

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Fortune vol. 163 no. 2 (Feb. 2011), page 52-70.
Topik: Geologist; Oil wells; Sea is Burning; Accident; Waters of the Gulf of Mexico; Damon B. Bankstony; Drilling.
Fulltext: An Accident Waiting to Happen.pdf (141.3KB)

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It was a Tuesday evening in April, two hours past sunset. A half-lit moon hung overhead, its image perfectly reflected in the untroubled waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Alwin Landry,the 41-year-old Cajun captain oft he Damon B. Bankstony was at his desk in the wheelhouse, writing in his log. Chief mate Paul Erickson, and old salt with twin hoops in his left ear, was at the helm, keeping watch. The Bankston, a stout, blue-hulled supply ship with a 150-foot flatbed cargo deck in back, was nestled port to port with the Deepwater Horizon, a drilling rig the size of a sports arena. The Bankston's mission was to ferry supplies back and forth from the shore, serving at the Horizon's beck and call.

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