They didn't plan for a disaster. Cheney promised a few months war.

Oil is sold globally. It doesn't matter if we didn't get it directly, just having it on the market lowers the price for all. Additionally we are the biggest producers partially because of all the tech that we have developed to produce that stuff. An Iraq occupied by the US is buying US technology (exactly the type Haliburton and buddies works on) to extract the oil.

Win win really. The American consumer gets lower prices, the American producer sells their expertise to the competitor.

It was always about the oil.

The US did invade Iraq for oil

Tell me what a wet-dry scrubber is, the purpose of blowoff and a recirculation line right now and I will answer your question.

Since you clearly know about this stuff you should be able to answer.

Deploy what? Maybe spend more than 3 seconds formulating a response.

I cant see the goalposts you have moved them so far.

Continue to scream on the internet, tomorrow I will go to work and make the world that much cleaner.

Oh, and air scrubbers as well as ground water remediation. To answer your flippant question.

Well I do industrial waste processing. Can you tell me what resource we can't yet recover so I can tell marketing?

Pretty sure they are still there

I really hope we decide to keep it going instead of killing it off. At least until some other system takes her place. Like two starships docked together.