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The Earth Organization
Oct 25, 2010

The Earth Organization is an independent, environmental non-profit organization that works to protect and enhance the planet's water resources, and plant and animal life. We do this in interactive and supportive relationships with business and industry, governments and the cultures and societies in which we work.




THIS IS NOT AN ASPHALT HIGHWAY

This is a solid layer of dead fish and crustaceans floating on top of Gulf of Mexico waters just South of New Orleans on September 17th, 2010 which was the second one in less than a week.

THE PROBLEM:

The impression purveyed in the media currently is that the damage in the Gulf was less than feared and that natural micro organisms are swiftly cleaning up the oil spill. This is false and misleading. The dispersant kills the natural micro organisms. The reality of just how toxic the Gulf waters are now is well demonstrated in the pictures above. Although the Louisiana Gulf waters are no stranger to fish kills, the oxygen depletion created by the massive amount of oil, combined with the highly toxic dispersant, has created a situation that is far worse than the quality of water prior to the blowout.

The media has moved on. Yet, the on-going disaster in the Gulf of Mexico is of vast proportion. The oil is not gone. The majority of it is sitting at the bottom of the ocean or dangerously spread throughout the water and is killing off countless numbers of marine life and wildlife. There are unprecedented numbers of people going into hospitals or medical clinics around the Gulf with severe health issues related directly to the extraordinarily toxic combination of oil and chemical dispersant. They come in contact with it through the water, eating seafood, or breathing the air which has evaporated off the Gulf waters. There are many reports of farmer's crops being destroyed by the oil and dispersant in the air. Gulf fish is added to the feed of livestock, and it has been scientifically proven that the toxins move up the food chain to humans. The testing for seafood safety is woefully inadequate because, per the EPA and the FDA, they have only been testing for oil, not the far more toxic chemicals in the dispersant. This is of great concern to the Gulf seafood and restaurant industry, as well as a large number of scientists.

KEY INFORMATION:

The Earth Organization is an independent, international non-profit dedicated to researching environmental and conservation issues and introducing effective, long-term solutions. We are pro business, pro flourishing economy, pro jobs and industry, and work with these entities to help bring workable solutions that enhance their growth while supporting a healthy environment for all life.

Our current focus is the restoration of the long term health of the Gulf of Mexico. The end result of our efforts will be a reinvigorated economy where the fishing industries, tourism industries, oil industries, and all other aspects of the Gulf's way of life that depend on clean water can responsibly flourish. We are accomplishing this by supporting proven technologies that will heal the Gulf, and by removing the barriers to their implementation.

You Need to Know

"Dispersed oil" does not mean that the oil is gone. It means "mixed in." Add a pint of motor oil to a bathtub of water. Mix in a highly caustic and poisonous chemical that causes the oil to break up into fine particles so that it is less visible in the water. Most people would have the good sense not to bathe in it or drink it.

Per scientific studies:

Corexit (the dispersant being used), combined with oil, is 10 times as toxic as oil alone. In studies, 50% of the test fish died within 96 hours when in contact with 2 parts Corexit to 1 million parts water.

Per the manufacturer's official safety data sheets, results from direct contact with Corexit causes:

permanent skin damage and scarring;

permanent lung and eye damage;

red blood cells to break down causing internal hemorrhaging.
A few examples of ways you and your loved ones could unwittingly consume oil and dispersant:

by living close to the Gulf waters, you are breathing it.

by eating fish or crustaceans from the Gulf you are likely to be ingesting it;

If you take Omega oil supplements you could ingest it if the fish are harvested from the Gulf;

If you eat beef, pork or poultry, Gulf fish is fed to livestock and it accumulates as it moves
up the food chain.

If you eat vegetables or fruit from any of the Gulf states, you could be ingesting it.

Your pets could be eating it in their food.
In correspondence received by the Gulf Coast Barefoot Doctors on September 17th, it was stated:

"My brother's recent hospice told me about patients dying of internal bleeding and pneumonia after getting rashes and respiratory illness. And also getting sick and bleeding internally after eating Gulf seafood." These are symptoms of exposure to Corexit.

Our purpose is not to be alarmist. We have no interest whatsoever in creating concern, where concern is not due. But this is a situation that is of great concern, and one which must be addressed and resolved. Fortunately, there is a down-to-earth, effective, and reasonable answer.

THE SOLUTION:

There is exceptionally good news but the general public is not aware of it: there is a solution. The Earth Organization has researched extensively, locating cutting-edge methods of "bio-remediation" [Bio-remediation is defined as the harnessing of natural, beneficial micro organisms to clean up toxic conditions. Bio = life. Remediation = remedy, ie. to use life to remedy. Micro organisms digest and convert toxins into non-toxic components.] which would bring the Gulf waters back to their pre-spill condition. Through scientifically proven steps, it first reduces the toxicity of the oil and dispersant, and then harnesses the power of naturally-occurring microbes, helping Mother Nature greatly speed up the process of cleaning up a toxic situation. What normally would take decades or centuries for her to clean up, takes a few weeks with this process, once it is applied.

We have identified bio-remediation companies which have the production capabilities to handle an oil spill of the size and toxicity level of this one. One of these companies, for example, has effectively cleaned up more than 14,000 oil spills in the past 20 years with the US military as their biggest client. The Earth Organization has no financial connections to any bio-remediation companies. We receive no funding or monetary exchange for educating the public about this technology. We strongly advocate the technology because we have seen the results and know, with certainty, that this is the most viable, effective, thorough and swift solution available to returning the Gulf to its pre-spill condition. There are absolutely no bad side effects resulting from its implementation and, surprisingly, it is a fraction of the cost of all other approaches.

The Gulf, which has provided 30% of the seafood to the rest of the world, and which has been a tremendous resource to the economy through tourism and oil drilling, can be returned to its pre-spill condition, if not better, and begin to build back the bounty of marine life that it once held. The waters of the Gulf could be safe once again.

Our Campaign

There are specific steps we are taking to educate the government, the public, and BP:

1) We have produced a half-hour TV news program that educates the public that there is a solution, and gives them a rudimentary understanding of what bio-remediation is and how it works. It calls on the public to demand that it be implemented.

We have the TV program already set to air over 100 times throughout 35 cable channels in Louisiana and are setting up other outlets, as well. We need to finish the post production process and then make 5 thousand copies to get it out to government and civic leaders and the media. This is a critical step on our campaign strategy.

2) Concurrent with the airing of the TV program, we will release a powerfully written study co-authored by several highly regarded scientists. The report will lay out in one, easy-to-understand document current facts from independent scientific testing of the air, water and seafood safety in the Gulf for the public's health.

3) Simultaneous with the above, our staff will hold Town Hall meetings, as well as meet with government and civic leaders and media to educate them on bio-remediation and to elicit their help on getting bio-remediation implemented.

Budget

The budget for this Campaign is $120,000. These funds will cover;

1) completion of the TV program;

2) a dedicated team of 5 people, full time for 3 months;

3) travel and town hall meeting costs;

4) educational materials;

5) a large media event;

6) coordination of a volunteer task force, and;

7) administrative supplies.

CONCLUSION

There is a clear and compelling need to remedy this disaster for the people, marine life, wildlife, water, and vegetation in the Gulf. But as noted above, the effects of this toxic holocaust will wind its way into the food chain and the lives of every American citizen and beyond. The negative consequences of this, if left unhandled, will be staggering for many years to come.

We have no choice but to take full responsibility for ensuring that the Gulf is cleaned up. And, with bio-remediation, it can be done rapidly. Every day that goes by, more children are getting sick, more wildlife is dying, more people are out of work from the increasingly distressed economy caused by the spill, more businesses are closing. But restoring the Gulf waters to their pre-spill condition puts the foundation in place to turn the entire situation around, put people back to work, allow the wildlife and marine life to recover, and shield the public's health from further toxic danger.

We need your help to get it done. If you feel, as we do, that the above situation must be handled, and rapidly, please support our efforts through a generous, tax-deductible donation to our campaign.

Finns en tråd om Gulf-updates,
http://vaken.se/modules/newbb/viewtop ... id=165677#forumpost165677


men här är en liten film om vad som försigår...



Inte en helt positiv framtids utsikt människorna runt Gulfen lever under...

Här kommer nästa del i pusslet om att något inte stämmer om BP katastrofen. Se mina tidigare posts om Mexikanska golfen.

BP INCIDENT COMMANDER DIES IN PLANE CRASH

James Black the "incident commander in charge of cleanup" for BP died in a crash with 2 other people in a small plane that went down flying from Florida to Texa on Tuesday, November 23. Thanks to a Camelot supporter I just learned about this. I'm sorry but this is just too much of a coincidence. What did he know and why was he killed.

Personligen tror jag inte ett skvatt på vad mainstream/alternativ media säger eller har sagt om oljekatastrofen. Jag tror att det är en ren mediafabrikation som inte existerar i verkligheten. Bilden i första inlägget ser mer ut som en asfaltsväg med sprickor i än döda fiskar, men vad vet jag. Jag började ifrågasätta realiteten i "vår tids värsta ekologiska katastrof" efter att jag sett filmen Media mindcontrol and the BP Oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Finnes via länken nedan.
http://www.lenonhonorfilms.com/BPoils ... hegulfofmexicoLaunch.html
Han som gjorde filmen heter Lenon Honor och han har en hel del intressant material på sin hemsida som fick mig att tänka till om både det ena och det andra.

Är BP orsaken till att istiden drabbat Europa..?

http://kristofferhell.org/gulf_of_mexico/

För den som följer detta...

Thousands of Gulf Oil Spill clean-up crew are dying! Video of the dying!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MouIgUtgbgM

För den som tror detta är över... BP har köpt en ö från land, där dessa osynligt kan leka vidare och leka att allt är bara ok.

Grattis!! The hits keep on rolling!








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Oil Rising from Macondo Well: BP Hires Fleet of 40 Shrimp Boats to Lay Boom Around Deepwater Horizon Site
31share35Leave a comment No, this isn’t a post from last year. Oil from the Macondo Well site is fouling the Gulf anew – and BP is scrambling to contain both the crude and the PR nightmare that waits in the wings. Reliable sources tell us that BP has hired 40 boats from Venice to Grand Isle to lay boom around the Deepwater Horizon site – located just 50 miles off the Louisiana coast. The fleet rushed to the scene late last week and worked through the weekend to contain what was becoming a massive slick at the site of the Macondo wellhead, which was officially “killed” back in September 2010.

The truly frightening part of this development, as reported in a previous post (see below), is the oil may be coming from cracks and fissures in the seafloor caused by the work BP did during its failed attempts to cap the runaway Macondo Well – and that type of leakage can’t be stopped, ever.

Catch up on how this could possibly be happening – again – by reading or re-reading my July 25 post below. Stay tuned as we will be all over this story as it continues to develop.

Is BP’s Macondo Well Site Still Leaking? Fresh Oil on the Gulf Raises Concerns and Haunting Memories

Fresh oil is surfacing all over the northern quadrant of the Gulf of Mexico. Reports of slicks that meander for miles and huge expanses of oil sheen that look like phantom islands are becoming common, again. Fresh oil, only slightly weathered, is washing ashore in areas hit hardest by last year’s massive spill, like Breton Island, Ship Island, the Chandeleurs and northern Barataria Bay. BP has reactivated its Vessels of Opportunity (VoO) program to handle cleanup. It’s a sickeningly familiar scene that has fishermen, researchers and public officials searching for answers, as haunting memories of last year’s calamity come roaring back.

The fifty-thousand-dollar question, of course, is where is all the new oil coming from?

One theory: The Macondo Well site, located just 40 miles off the Louisiana coast, is still leaking untold amounts of oil into the Gulf. Some argue that the casing on the capped well itself is leaking. Others believe oil is seeping through cracks and fissures in the seafloor caused by months of high-impact work on the site, including a range of recovery activities (some disclosed, some not) as well as the abortive “top kill” effort.

In January 2011, a prominent “geohazards specialist” wrote an urgent letter to two members of Congress – U.S. Reps. Fred Upton, chairman of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce and John Shimkus, chairman of the Subcommittee on Environment and Economy – suggesting that the Macondo site is leaking oil like a sieve. Here’s an excerpt from that letter (see it in its entirety at link below):

There is no question that the oil seepages, gas columns, fissures and blowout craters in the seafloor around the Macondo wellhead… have been the direct result of indiscriminate drilling, grouting, injection of dispersant and other undisclosed recover activities. As the rogue well had not been successfully cemented and plugged at the base of the well by the relief wells, unknown quantities of hydrocarbons are still leaking out from the reservoir at high pressure and are seeping through multiple fault lines to the seabed. It is not possible to cap this oil leakage.

BK Lim, the letter’s author, has more than 30 years of experience working inside the oil and gas industry for companies like Shell, Petronas and Pearl Oil.

More from Mr. Lim’s letter:

The continuing hydrocarbon seepage would have long term, irreversible and potentially dire consequences in the GOM (Gulf of Mexico)…

The letter is dated Jan. 14, 2011 – and we’ve been seeing more and more evidence that the scenario Mr. Lim describes is indeed taking place deep below the Gulf’s surface.

For example, on March 28, 2011, Paul Orr and his team from the Lower Mississippi Riverkeeper – an organization I’ve worked with frequently over the course of the last year – conducted a 50-mile boat patrol and sampling tour of Breton Sound, which lies just off the southeast coast of Louisiana. The excursion was prompted by multiple, increasingly frantic, reports of oil in the area by fishermen and others, including On Wings of Care pilot Bonny Schumaker, who has dozens of Gulf flyovers under her belt.

Mr. Orr took a sample from the southern end of Breton Island National Park – and sure enough, lab-certified tests results established a fingerprint match to BP’s Macondo Well (see link to my previous post and test results below).

The most alarming part of the finding was not simply that the Breton Island sample had BP’s fingerprint on it, but that the test results were nearly identical to those from the fresh oil seen in the early days of the BP spill – instead of the heavily weathered and degraded oil we’ve come to expect in recent weeks and months.

Those test results seem to disprove the other theory surrounding this spate of recent “fresh oil” reports. That is: All the oil BP strategically sunk to the seafloor with nearly 2 million gallons of toxic dispersant is beginning to break free and rise to the surface en masse, and in turn, blacken the coastline with fresh oil. According to civil engineer and petroleum expert, Marco Kaltofen, oil that has been lying on the seafloor for several months would be much significantly more weathered than the fresh oil we’re seeing more and more of.

As you’ll notice from the histograms, the Breton Island sample mirrors the submerged oil sampled from Pensacola Bay on Nov. 5, 2010 (see link to original post with histograms below) and a sample taken from Panama City Beach on July 14, 2010. You don’t have to be a marine biologist to see that this is the same oil with nearly identical weathering.

So we had fresh oil with BP’s signature on it coming ashore in March – more than eight months after the Macondo Well was capped. And since then, members of my team and other researchers have reported fresh oil, of the “only slightly weathered” variety from Grand Isle to Pensacola. One charter boat fishing captain, who frequents the waters around Louisiana’s barrier islands, is describing the current, hauntingly familiar situation on the Gulf as the “second wave” of the BP disaster.

Read my entire July 25 post (with referenced documents) here: http://www.stuarthsmith.com/is-bps-ma ... rns-and-haunting-memories

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