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Mutations Abound in Gulf Sealife after BP Spill
After only 2 years many mutations and deformities are showing up in the shrimp and fish of the Gulf off Mexico (VIDEO).
Continue reading...Oil and Dispersant Worse than just Oil?
4 September 2011
The Gulf may have been better off if no Corexit was used at all. That’s what the preliminary reports of studies by the Florida Atlantic University’s Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute are saying. It seems that most of the experiments resulted with: Evidence also is growing that the Corexit did not degrade as promised. A study [...]
Continue reading...Gulf of Mexico Dolphins Examined
16 August 2011
Dolphins in an area that still has residual oil pollution from the BP oil spill were examined. Scientists are trying to discover why so many dolphins are being still born and what if any harmful effects are the survivors of the BP oil spill suffering from.
Continue reading...BP Oil Spill – One Year Later
22 April 2011
We look at the Gulf of Mexico one year after the BP Oil spill. We cover several topics instead of the usual, "Things are better than they were a year ago" that you'll see elsewhere.
Continue reading...More Dead Dolphins – Feds NOT forwarding Tissue Samples – Video
9 April 2011
So if you were trying to get to the bottom of a mystery, and you had paid tons of legit scientisits to collect evidence for you, would you send it to the lab? Of course you would. But the Federal government on the other hand . . . .
Continue reading...BP’s Oil Spill Still Killing
2 April 2011
It wasn't red tide that destroyed the coastal marshes in Louisiana. If it was, we could clean it up. Evidently, it just may not be possible with the BP oil spill. Watch as cameras revisit the marshes 10 months after the oil spill.
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22 April 2012
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