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Ban Toxic Dispersants

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debra miles
12 years ago

I am a victim of Corexit...i had to leave the Pensacola area as I could not breathe...i lost my business and my home and am still suffering from my exposure to this toxin..congestive heart failure.....a- fib...3 mini strokes...now periphial neuropathy plus...they think I mayCharcot Marie tooth syndrome..for which there is no treatment or cure

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Hector David Maldonado
12 years ago

i want to join the pettition on the ban of toxics dispersants.

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mary paul howe
12 years ago

We need a 28th amendment !

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Louise Moriarty
12 years ago

Ban these chemicals and recognise it is time to consider alternatives to oil rigs that cannot be cleaned up if they spill. Oil is meant to be in the ground There are far better technologies

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tony talevich
13 years ago

Covering up an oil spill which is actually natural and will dissipate over time or by the use of natural chemicals to break it down as a far smarter way and trying to hide it with the chemical that's way more harmful can't believe how stupid Are the people get to make these decisions:(

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Elaine Livesey-Fassel
13 years ago

It is a race between those human forces who espouse cooperation, empathy and compassion for all living things and those who seek only to exploit for profit and I can only hope constructive living in every sense wins over those forces that will damage and destroy!

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Gayle Janzen
13 years ago

Since the EPA cares more about the chemical industry's profits than protecting the environment, we continue to see the increased use of dangerous chemicals. Corexit made the Gulf oil spill even worse than it already was since Corexit just mixed with the oil making it look like it was gone. The EPA is hollow and your corruption is killing the environment and harming our health.