Posts tagged Project Gulf Impact

Video: BP’s Sand Job

Jul 7th

Posted by Jennifer Roth in BP Oil Spill

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As they continue to give a much needed voice to gulf coast residents all along their journey, Project Gulf Impact highlights this Pensacola resident showing what BP, et al, keep denying.  You cannot deny the difference in the beautiful, natural, white sand that lines Pensacola Beaches, making it so very special, and the sand BP is trucking in to dump on top of the oil-soaked white sand. More >

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Video: Understanding The EPA Toxicity Tests

Jul 6th

Posted by Jennifer Roth in BP Oil Spill

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In another great interview by Project Gulf Impact, Dr. Chris Pincetich, PhD, Marine Bioligist, Toxicologist, of Turtle Island Restoration Network, talks about the dispersant use, where it’s being used (might surprise you) and how the EPA studies are set up to avoid giving you the real toxicity data on the dispersants. More >

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Oil, Toxins, Acid… SOMETHING is in the rain

Jun 29th

Posted by Jennifer Roth in BP Oil Spill

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Many of you know I spent last week working with Project Gulf Impact, a film crew from L.A., on the gulf coast to document the crisis, and the story NOT being told. I left them last Friday and they continued on to NOLA for several days. Yesterday they went out in a boat in Pass Christian, MS More >

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Update From The Gulf Coast

Jun 23rd

Posted by Jennifer Roth in Information

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I’ve been here almost a week and one thing is certain – we are not getting the full story from either BP or the US Government. I was fortunate to be able to speak with Dr. Riki Ott this week and, when asked about the people swimming in the beaches, her response was perfect. She replied: “In the absence of true leadership, we all need to exercise a whole lot of common sense. More >

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