this gets back to what antonia juhasz was saying. they're rolling the dice, and is just a matter of time. this was not so much just an accident as an accident waiting to happen. that is why we need to be working together more than ever to make sure this doesn't happen again. we have to get rid of offshore drilling. [applause] [applause] >> more importantly we have to get rid of the idea that all of us here probably use will somewhere today to be able to get here. you may have flown on a plane that get you here. this is one of the reasons why people don't get emotional. i'm going to drive so i can for it. wait a minute. i just drove in a car the used oil. how did you turn that around? that is the bottom line. and the business, fined $200 for putting a touch a bottle in a trash can that was not recyclable. $200. we do a really good job with this stuff. i'm amazed somebody like that to get away with so much. >> an important place to end. our responsibility and culpability in dealing with oil. there are two pieces of that. one is hands d

. >> and now on booktv, antonia juhasz talks about the deepwater horizon oil rig explosion which killed 12 men. this is about an hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you all for coming and thank you for digging for change, the global exchange the center for -- [inaudible] and greenpeace for all being here helping me celebrate the launch of my book, "black tide," which released on monday in time for the one-year anniversary of the explosion of the deepwater horizon. and i wanted to hold this event on earth day. i can think of a better place to do it than busboys and poets which has always made such a wonderful home for me for my books. i think this is my third book in a row that i've launched right here which is incredibly wonderful. busboys and poets supports our community, supports our art, supports our learning and supports our being able to come together in rooms like this and talk about critical events at a critical time. and, please, support busboys and poets not only tonight, but every night. and future events. and i also wanted to pull together an event for earth day that brought