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BP oil spill Corexit dispersants suspected in widespread crop damage

 
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BP oil spill Corexit dispersants suspected in widespread crop damage
My prediction.

In two months, nothing else will matter to you but this.

BP oil spill Corexit dispersants suspected in widespread crop damage

UPDATED: June 26, 2010 - Last May 24, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson promised, "We will conduct our own tests to determine the least toxic, most effective dispersant available in the volumes necessary for a crisis of this magnitude... I am not satisfied that BP has done an extensive enough analysis of other dispersant options."

As of today, those tests have not been completed, according to the EPA. In the meantime, BP has dumped 1.4 million gallons of Corexit on the gulf. Next week, we could have a hurricane pushing Corexit inland.

Promises... promises...

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Sadly... ^^THIS^^
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Re: BP oil spill Corexit dispersants suspected in widespread crop damage
More good news.

The hurricane washes the oil into New Orleans, the oil soaks into the buildings, the sun comes out, and boom.

No more Naw'lins. Or Biloxi, Pensacola, or wherever.

The Coming Gulf Coast Firestorm: How the BP oil catastrophe could destroy a major U.S. city

(NaturalNews) It's hurricane season in the Atlantic, and that means Mother Nature could be whipping up fierce storms and sending them charging into the Gulf Coast any day now. In a normal hurricane season, that's bad enough all by itself... remember Katrina? But now there's something even more worrisome in the recipe: There's oil in the water.

So what happens when a Katrina-class hurricane comes along and picks up a few million gallons of oil, then drops that volatile liquid on a major U.S. city like Galveston or New Orleans?

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