Comments on: Deepwater horizon: A lesson for public-private partnerships in planning and exercising for catastrophe http://www.hlswatch.com/2010/05/17/deepwater-horizon-public-private-partnerships-in-catastrophic-planning-and-exercising/ News and analysis of critical issues in homeland security today. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 21:07:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Amado Motl http://www.hlswatch.com/2010/05/17/deepwater-horizon-public-private-partnerships-in-catastrophic-planning-and-exercising/comment-page-1/#comment-143221 Amado Motl Thu, 13 Jan 2011 06:22:41 +0000 http://www.hlswatch.com/?p=9308#comment-143221 This post appears to get a large ammount of visitors. How do you get traffic to it? It gives a nice individual twist on things. I guess having something authentic or substantial to say is the most important factor. This post appears to get a large ammount of visitors. How do you get traffic to it? It gives a nice individual twist on things. I guess having something authentic or substantial to say is the most important factor.

]]> By: Homeland Security Watch » Tara: The bodhisattva of risk management http://www.hlswatch.com/2010/05/17/deepwater-horizon-public-private-partnerships-in-catastrophic-planning-and-exercising/comment-page-1/#comment-139944 Homeland Security Watch » Tara: The bodhisattva of risk management Thu, 29 Jul 2010 05:54:22 +0000 http://www.hlswatch.com/?p=9308#comment-139944 [...] –  accepted (or, more accurately, transferred) more risk than consciously intended.  Regulators did not require lease-holders to give specific attention to catastrophic risk, did not effectively enforce the limited risk readiness included in lease provisions, and failed [...] [...] –  accepted (or, more accurately, transferred) more risk than consciously intended.  Regulators did not require lease-holders to give specific attention to catastrophic risk, did not effectively enforce the limited risk readiness included in lease provisions, and failed [...]

]]> By: Citizen Joe http://www.hlswatch.com/2010/05/17/deepwater-horizon-public-private-partnerships-in-catastrophic-planning-and-exercising/comment-page-1/#comment-138986 Citizen Joe Tue, 18 May 2010 12:04:00 +0000 http://www.hlswatch.com/?p=9308#comment-138986 While accolades should be afforded for the engineering feat in finding this source of oil at such depth and actually drilling down this deep..the accolades are abruptly ended as the risks were known and the arrogance in today's zeal to make monies at all costs is very much depicted by this horrific result. Another very disappointing result.... Colleagues and I are using the latest technology in presenting options to BP and others to utilize in this long term massive clean up. As we at Blue Hill -www.bluehill.org - talk about hurricanes and how it these storms which will begin brewing on or about 1st June and therefter and how Mother Nature will affect the good people of Haiti where we as a team of business consultants are making every effort to address wastewater and permanent housing and numerous factors are thwarting such good intentions, what many fear is a hurricane or two which will cause much heartache for many - simply because risk and money again outway pursuing reasonableness and methodical planning especially as we have all been trained as professionals to plan for the unexpected as it will happen - As I engage serious discussion for wind farm development for southwestern Haiti and solar applications to permanent housing as well as rainwater retention systems as proven solutions necessary to the appropriate planning and rebuild of Haiti despite all, planning, planning and assuring that a well thought out response to address a mishap - We need to be better prepared! There is no excuse for what is taking place and what the ramifications will be for Mother Nature will not be manipulated by man's ignorance and outright greed, ill-prepared, dysfunctional attributes which has again led to much anguish and devastation - Citizen Joe aka Christopher Tingus CEO GlobalH2OSolutions, Inc. Boston - London chris.tingus@gmail.com While accolades should be afforded for the engineering feat in finding this source of oil at such depth and actually drilling down this deep..the accolades are abruptly ended as the risks were known and the arrogance in today’s zeal to make monies at all costs is very much depicted by this horrific result. Another very disappointing result….

Colleagues and I are using the latest technology in presenting options to BP and others to utilize in this long term massive clean up. As we at Blue Hill -www.bluehill.org – talk about hurricanes and how it these storms which will begin brewing on or about 1st June and therefter and how Mother Nature will affect the good people of Haiti where we as a team of business consultants are making every effort to address wastewater and permanent housing and numerous factors are thwarting such good intentions, what many fear is a hurricane or two which will cause much heartache for many – simply because risk and money again outway pursuing reasonableness and methodical planning especially as we have all been trained as professionals to plan for the unexpected as it will happen –

As I engage serious discussion for wind farm development for southwestern Haiti and solar applications to permanent housing as well as rainwater retention systems as proven solutions necessary to the appropriate planning and rebuild of Haiti despite all, planning, planning and assuring that a well thought out response to address a mishap -

We need to be better prepared! There is no excuse for what is taking place and what the ramifications will be for Mother Nature will not be manipulated by man’s ignorance and outright greed, ill-prepared, dysfunctional attributes which has again led to much anguish and devastation –

Citizen Joe
aka Christopher Tingus
CEO
GlobalH2OSolutions, Inc.
Boston – London
chris.tingus@gmail.com

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