Breaking News: Oil Gulf Air "Unsafe"

This is a great interview about the toxic overload for human and animals in the Gulf Coast.

If we learned anything from the Exxon Valdez spill, there needs to be responsible action taken now to help limit the damage this has and will continue to cause.

www.youtube.com.../u/27/gbS8uHJUUJM

This is a very important thing that people need to be aware of. nothing escapes our biosphere. This is a real case of "absence of evidence is not evidence of absence." Some poisons work slow..

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Right and people are under the impression that it is WAYYY up there, practically in outer space but its not, you could get in your car and drive 60 miles per hour for one hour and be in space. Thats pretty close if you ask me. This may have greater influence on everything in the ecosystem worldwide, you know the butterfly effect is it?

Its more frightening than that, the wind blows everywhere and the majority of lifeforms require oxygen on a constant basis. When its in your face its too late.

WTF??? I clicked on the YT video link the OP posted and it was just a public announcement promoting shopping at your local farmer's market to save gas.

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So did I. What gives?

Originally posted by antar
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Right and people are under the impression that it is WAYYY up there, practically in outer space but its not, you could get in your car and drive 60 miles per hour for one hour and be in space. Thats pretty close if you ask me. This may have greater influence on everything in the ecosystem worldwide, you know the butterfly effect is it?

What make of car is that I want one.

Yeah could you repost the link its just some green youtube channel.

Originally posted by tarifa37
What make of car is that I want one.

Yeah, would be good to leave this planet!

I think it's a DeLorean. But you must hit 88mph.

Link is still wrong.

[edit on 6/8/10 by NuclearPaul]

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Breaking News: Oil Gulf Air "Unsafe"
From: GreenopolisTV | May 18, 2010 | 9,414 views

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www.greenopolis.com: Riki Ott, marine toxicologist and Exxon Valdez survivor, talks to GreenopolisTV about the effects of air pollution due to oil spills. Riki says based on air monitoring conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in a Louisiana coastal community, findings show that airborne levels of toxic chemicals like hydrogen sulfide, and volatile organic compounds, now far exceed safety standards for human exposure currently in those areas.
... (more info) (less info) View comments, related videos, and more This is the story antar and i were discussing, i had to look for it too.