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Just Released: A New Look at Oil Spill Response An Analysis of the BP Macondo Spill Cleanup The Science & Technology Advisory Board of the Lawrence Anthony Earth Organization (LAEO) has just published a significant position paper entitled A Call … Continue reading →

There has been a tremendous amount of discussion for the past two and one half year about what has really gone on here in the Gulf of Mexico in the wake of the BP oil spill. Here’s the inside story. … Continue reading →

Most nations now favor non-toxic alternatives for oil spill response, especially bio-remediation agents Unknown to many throughout the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) advocacy network, the BP Gulf oil spill has triggered a sea change in the way that oil spills … Continue reading →

A Special Report on the BP Gulf Oil Spill By Dr. Tom Termotto It is with deep regret that we publish this report.  We do not take this responsibility lightly, as the consequences of the following observations are of such … Continue reading →

Quite incredibly, the EPA issued a positive report on May 1, 2012 regarding the safety and toxicity of various dispersants use in the BP Gulf Oil Spill. Included in this assessment was the use of Corexit. This report “indicated that … Continue reading →

Two years after– oil spill clean-up ‘technology’ is apparently not about effectiveness but market dominance–Exxon invented/Nalco manufactured Corexit dispersant is the ONLY product with EPA/DOI pre-approval since 1994.  And, pre-approval is a key word in oil spill response-since no companies will stockpile for emergency use  a … Continue reading →

A 2nd Anniversary Report on the BP Gulf Oil Spill Friday, April 20th marks the 2nd anniversary of the BP Gulf Oil Spill. For those of us who live, work and play on the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) coastline, it … Continue reading →

Digging Under the Macondo Tombstones By Gulf Rescue Alliance As of April 20, 2012—the 2nd Anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon Disaster — we have a backdrop of recently published scientific studies[i] indicating sick and dying dolphins, coral and other sea … Continue reading →

PRESS RELEASE: Conclusive Evidence That BP Misrepresented Gulf Oil Spill Sent to Congress Gulf Rescue Alliance (GRA) has just sent a briefing package to the Attorney Generals of Alabama and Louisiana which presents evidence they believe has never seen the … Continue reading →

Gulf of Mexico Sea Floor Unstable, Fractured, Spilling Hydrocarbons Oil and gas are still seeping unabated, says expert. Toxic leakage poses significant public health risks. by Luis R. Miranda The Real Agenda October 10, 2011  The Gulf of Mexico disaster has not … Continue reading →