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BP contribution to global warming

With the horizon in the deep still water belching gallons of oil each day, and the possibility of oil spill containment anywhere, the oil spill BP is clearly an environmental disaster. On stage today, when we talk about all the installation costs, affected marine life and ecosystem we tend to forget an important detail, the increase in global temperature.

The 200 miles of crude oil is clearly doing its part in the contamination of the environment. If you still think the BP oil spill is a problem in the U.S., but you are missing a point. The emission of noxious effluents and chemical dispersants used to clean the oil spill BP has already begun to raise issues related to global warming worldwide.

Crude oil contains large quantities methane, which is one of main contributors to the rise in global temperature. Oil is not only a lethal prescription of 60 per cent and petroleum compounds 40 percent of natural gas, primarily methane.

About 10-50 percent of methane released from the mixtures of oil spills in the air we breathe, this represents a threat to the lives of people throughout the Gulf region.

BP has admitted that nearly 33.2 million cubic feet of natural gas is emitted in a single day, equivalent to a huge 80% of daily CO2 emissions across the metropolitan area New York. Corexit used in oil spill cleanup, also a fair share of the increase in global temperature. If BP had taken environmental measures such as use of oil S-200 off easily, the process of biodegradation have been effective. In addition to other damages, BP is also responsible for the increase of global the planet.