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One thing to do is to contact local allergists in an area that you are looking

at. Florida is a deceptively large state. I remember as a kid driving from the

northern border to Miami and I think it took 8-9 hours. My wife and I have also

spent time in the Orlando area and the Lake Worth/Palm Springs area. Orlando is

very hot and humid in the warmer months and so is Lake Worth. The latter area

also had a stinking smell of decaying vegetation that made me ill. No doubt

there is a lot of mold and such. I know this doesn;t answer oil spill questions,

but I hope this is helpful,

Sam

 

Does somebody know how I can get accurate information about the air quality in

Florida? Also interested in other dangers like the gas bubble or possible

tsunami waves caused by the bubble.Heard a lot of bad info today but want to

verify if it is really hazardours for sensitive people.

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I did a quick search, there is:

- Thе Oil Spill Information Line іѕ available аt 1-888-337-3569 frοm 8:00

a.m.

tο 6:00 p.m. seven days a week. Additional phone numbers hаνе аlѕο bееn

established fοr personnel wіth disabilities: (800) 955-8771 (TDD) οr (800)

955-8770 (voice).

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- AirNow.gov

Gulf of Mexico Air Quality Information - Real-time ozone and particle pollution

information in states affected by the BP oil spill. For air quality forecasts

click on the maps at left, or visit the U.S. Air Quality Summary. Additional

information about the BP oil spill

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Does somebody know how I can get accurate information about the air quality in

Florida? Also interested in other dangers like the gas bubble or possible

tsunami waves caused by the bubble.Heard a lot of bad info today but want to

verify if it is really hazardours for sensitive people.

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I dont know if you are asking about a specific area but a friend of mine who

lives on the West Coast just told me they closed the beach in front of his house

in Pensacola. So, you know if the oil is on the beach, it is also polluting the

air.

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> I did a quick search, there is:

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> - Thе Oil Spill Information Line іѕ available аt 1-888-337-3569 frοm 8:00

a.m.

> tο 6:00 p.m. seven days a week. Additional phone numbers hаνе аlѕο

bееn

> established fοr personnel wіth disabilities: (800) 955-8771 (TDD) οr (800)

> 955-8770 (voice).

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> - AirNow.gov

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> Gulf of Mexico Air Quality Information - Real-time ozone and particle

pollution

> information in states affected by the BP oil spill. For air quality forecasts

> click on the maps at left, or visit the U.S. Air Quality Summary. Additional

> information about the BP oil spill

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> ________________________________

> From: k23la@...

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> Does somebody know how I can get accurate information about the air quality in

> Florida? Also interested in other dangers like the gas bubble or possible

> tsunami waves caused by the bubble.Heard a lot of bad info today but want to

> verify if it is really hazardours for sensitive people.

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