Gulf Coast Air & Water Quality Monitors

Here are some websites that include many air & water monitors for the Gulf Coast.


www.epa.gov...

gulfcoast.airnowtech.org...

www.epa.gov...



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[edit on 7/4/2010 by SUICIDEHK45]

thanks that is easier to view than that strange interface to the database on the EPA site.

I suspect that ozone levels will go down as volatile hydrocarbons go up as ozone reacts with them forming CO2 and H20. Ozone is merely a lung and respiratory irritant, instead of a mitochondrial toxin like H2S

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I wonder if there's a chance in hell that any of those stations will report anything other than green=good air quality?

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Very helpful and pertinent S45, thank you!

What's up with Fairhope Alabama(48ppm)? Must be some concentrated areas of toxins.

Here is some vids for Alabama, the first one has some good visual reference:

Oil Reaches Alabama's Orange Beach





Peace

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Here is a map of water sampling points from the EPA in the GOM. What I don't understand is that the monitors right by the site are giving good readings. There is almost definately a cover-up going on with both the air and water testing.

We need a third party test. Has anyone seen a third party test?

Here is another air quality link from BP

www.bp.com...

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thanks for the post,

very helpful

Originally posted by SUICIDEHK45
We need a third party test. Has anyone seen a third party test?

Texas A&M

www.abovetopsecret.com...

read it and weep

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OH SH*T!

Thanks