I do love the oil and gas
industry so much, notwithstanding the negative press the industry has made on
countless occasions; it is one industry that has spearheaded breakthroughs in
technology and research. It has created wealth in many countries and improved
the lives of many especially in those nations where the oil and gas wealth is
well managed. Talk about research and technology; it is one industry that
invests billions of dollars in that area. Nevertheless the industry has to
take responsibility for the harm being caused to the environment, I know some
of these environmental issues are inevitable but the industry has to do its
best to manage and bring down these disasters to a minimum.
This led me to put up my thoughts on Whale Deaths and Oil exploration
in Ghana. This write up on my blog spots has received attention by many
platforms, including two local media houses that I truly admire:
Myjoyonline.com and the Daily Graphic
2. 2. (http://www.myjoyonline.com/opinion/2013/October-25th/whale-deaths-and-oil-exploration-in-ghana.php)
As I take on more encouragement to continue doing this advocacy
for God and Country I want to be careful not to try and defend the oil and gas
industry here, but to proceed with the conviction that these companies are also
interested in the welfare of the developing world.
The nature of the oil and
gas industry is such that any little accident at any location has a ripple
effect on the global oil and gas industry.
My next write up on the
issue attempts to tackle the matters looking at it from both perspectives-
Making attempt at preferring a mitigation strategy to the Whale deaths as well as
sustaining investments in the growing oil and gas industry in Ghana.
I urge you to follow my
blog
Thank you.
Enoch Ofosu
Water Resources Specialist
blessedenoch@yahoo.co.uk
Waiting for the actual write up. Keep up with the good work. Kojo Bediako, Choice FM
ReplyDeleteIt out now, Sir. Kindly take a look at it.
DeleteIt is out now..We can now begin the discussion
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