OT: dispersants used in the Gulf

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http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/07/03/gulf.oil.disaster/index.html?video=true & hpt=T2

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There is just no telling what the long term affects from this stuff will

be. They are not even factoring in the gases that are coming up with the oil

and

to add yet another caustic source is just unforgivable. What bothers me the

most

is two things. the corexit 1. is being sprayed in the air from the planes are

airborne. The fumes and Im sure some of the chemical itself is being carried

inland. I have also read that the vapors as well as the gases coming up with the

oil are actually absorbed by the clouds meaning they can be carried very far

inland Thats not even factoring in the death of the wild lie in the water. 2. It

is also being released in the water at at least one of the locations where oil

is leaking a mile below the surface. This is not only hiding allot of the oil

but it is not allowing allot to ever reach the surface. This will cause some

really long term effect because that oil (tar balls) will never be cleaned up.

All of the above means that those of us already dealing with an overload of

things from mold to chemicals and a number of other things might not be able to

deal with an over load like this stacked on top of it. Especially due to the

nature of these chemicals and gases. What from I dont know but I have had open

sores in my nose that will not heal and some skin irritation. I am a couple

hundred miles from the coast so I just dont know. The whole situation is just

really sad and the end is just not in sight. In fact it is still free flowing

from the storm the other day. <sigh...>

 

    

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From: barb b w <barb1283@...>

Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 2:59:03 PM

Subject: [] OT: dispersants used in the Gulf

 

http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/07/03/gulf.oil.disaster/index.html?video=true & hpt=T2