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July 18, 2010
I honestly cannot believe how fast this is moving and frankly it feels like the whole world is finally waking up to what is happening beneath the waves. It really blows my mind that keeping this stuff out of the ocean was ever even a question but seeing so many people speak up makes me feel like we might actually have a shot at changing things for once.
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July 18, 2010
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It is a utter shame that obvious infringements on public health and the environment go uncovered by mainstream media and uncontested by government officials.
Disgraceful!
We need to protect the ecosystems of the oceans. The use of Corexit in the Gulf of Mexico is directly related to mass deaths of coral, fish, dolphins, and more. We can not sit around and wait for something better to happen when they are continually destructing the Gulf.
Corexit makes the oil spill more toxic to humans and to the ecology. It's only use is to make oil spills less visible from the surface. The fact that the EPA did not or was not able to stop BP lowers the credibility of government and makes one suspicious of corruption.
BP is just poisoning everything. Why are we letting them hide the oil on the sea floor instead of cleaning it up properly? This is criminal.
THESE CHEMICALS ARE KILLING THE DOLPHINS AND DESTROYING THE FOOD CHAIN. stop letting them spray this poison in our water immediately!
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Updates
July 18, 2010
I honestly cannot believe how fast this is moving and frankly it feels like the whole world is finally waking up to what is happening beneath the waves. It really blows my mind that keeping this stuff out of the ocean was ever even a question but seeing so many people speak up makes me feel like we might actually have a shot at changing things for once.
Reached 100 supporters
July 18, 2010
8 Comments
It is a utter shame that obvious infringements on public health and the environment go uncovered by mainstream media and uncontested by government officials.
It is a utter shame that obvious infringements on public health and the environment go uncovered by mainstream media and uncontested by government officials.
Disgraceful!
We need to protect the ecosystems of the oceans. The use of Corexit in the Gulf of Mexico is directly related to mass deaths of coral, fish, dolphins, and more. We can not sit around and wait for something better to happen when they are continually destructing the Gulf.
Corexit makes the oil spill more toxic to humans and to the ecology. It's only use is to make oil spills less visible from the surface. The fact that the EPA did not or was not able to stop BP lowers the credibility of government and makes one suspicious of corruption.
BP is just poisoning everything. Why are we letting them hide the oil on the sea floor instead of cleaning it up properly? This is criminal.
THESE CHEMICALS ARE KILLING THE DOLPHINS AND DESTROYING THE FOOD CHAIN. stop letting them spray this poison in our water immediately!
Thank you
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It is a utter shame that obvious infringements on public health and the environment go uncovered by mainstream media and uncontested by government officials.