currently banned in the UK.
Safer alternatives available though BP ignores them.
The real reason oil still flows into the gulf
Hiding millions of gallons of toxic oil
BP wont change oil
Toxic corexit ingredients
This company aims to shoot 1million letters to the EPA by August 1st
Corexit is developed by a company called Nalco which has close ties to BP, Goldman Sachs, & even Al Gore....
meaning once you follow the paper trail BP actually profits from its use.
it's 50% effective in the gulf and nearly 40% on the crude oil which drifts ashore...
there are far more effective chemicals available, some which would potentially be 100% effective and far less toxic.
there's also a natural microbe available in abundance which when dumped into the ocean eats the oil and dies becoming 100% safe.
Nearly every worker who helped to clean the Exxon Valdez spill has died and suspicions linger as to whether or not Corexit is to blame.
Readily absorbed by clouds and rained down as acid rain the fumes will likely cause much devastation to the lungs of many who live along the gulf shores.
As of late there's no exact total on how much chemical has been dispersed, but experts put it above 2 million gallons.
How dangerous is corexit to those living nearby
BP had dumped more than 1.4million gallons of corexit
Corexit is killing the gulf
Connecting the BP dots
Safer alternatives available though BP ignores them.
The real reason oil still flows into the gulf
Hiding millions of gallons of toxic oil
BP wont change oil
Toxic corexit ingredients
This company aims to shoot 1million letters to the EPA by August 1st
Corexit is developed by a company called Nalco which has close ties to BP, Goldman Sachs, & even Al Gore....
meaning once you follow the paper trail BP actually profits from its use.
it's 50% effective in the gulf and nearly 40% on the crude oil which drifts ashore...
there are far more effective chemicals available, some which would potentially be 100% effective and far less toxic.
there's also a natural microbe available in abundance which when dumped into the ocean eats the oil and dies becoming 100% safe.
Nearly every worker who helped to clean the Exxon Valdez spill has died and suspicions linger as to whether or not Corexit is to blame.
Readily absorbed by clouds and rained down as acid rain the fumes will likely cause much devastation to the lungs of many who live along the gulf shores.
As of late there's no exact total on how much chemical has been dispersed, but experts put it above 2 million gallons.
How dangerous is corexit to those living nearby
BP had dumped more than 1.4million gallons of corexit
Corexit is killing the gulf
Connecting the BP dots
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