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URGENT!! MSNBC REPORTING THAT COREXIT IS KILLING CLEAN UP WORKERS!! - Video
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CONFIRMED - LAB TESTED Gulf Coast Water Samples are 'VERY TOXIC' - Sea Spray is POISONOUS !!! - Video
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BP OIL SPILL CRISIS!! METHANE EXPERT SAYS SEA WATER FLAMMABLE!MUST WATCH!
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THE GULF OIL SPILL IS AN ILLUMINATI HOAX
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SHOCK: Water “sample exploded” when chemist tested for oil; “Most likely” methane or Corexit (VIDEO)
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Gulf coast fishermen angry over oil claims ruling
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BLACK WAVE MOVING TOWARD EAST COAST
BLACK WAVE MOVING TOWARD EAST COAST A still from the animation showing the projected oil trajectory after 130 days. It is now almost 90 days since the Gulf oil catastrophe and the Gulf is already in its death throes as the black wave moves toward the Florida Keys with the East Coast soon to follow: Allen L Roland We've seen this black wave before ~ except it was the Exxon Valdez disaster. The time March 24,1989 and the scene was Prince William Sound, Alaska. A spill that effected the whole Gulf of Alaska, a clean up that lasted three years with over 6500 workers filing upper respiratory medical claims. In 1994, it went to a class action trial and Exxon stonewalled it to the end.. » read more
Residents outraged: BP dumping oily waste in Gulf landfills
The Gulf area may have to live with oil long after the beaches have been cleaned. Some residents are outraged that BP has been dumping oily waste in landfills in their areas. After BP crews scoop up the oil off Gulf beaches, the waste is transported to Mississippi's Pecan Grove landfill. Even workers' protective suits, gloves, shovels, rakes and anything else that touches oil is buried there. The Board of Supervisors in Harrison, Mississippi passed a resolution saying they don't want any BP waste in their community but there is little they can do.. » read more
TREATMENT PROTOCOLS FOR GULF OIL POISONING
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Each day, another way to define worst-case for oil spill
An enduring feature of the gulf oil spill is that, even when you think you've heard the worst-case scenario, there's always another that's even more dire. The base-line measures of the crisis have steadily worsened. The estimated flow rate keeps rising. The well is like something deranged, stronger than anyone anticipated. BP executives last month said they had a 60 to 70 percent chance of killing it with mud, but the well spit the mud out and kept blowing.. » read more
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