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The Oysters Are Dead
Jul. 8th, 2010 01:36 pmCNN report with video: The oysters are dead
NY Times:Owner of Exploded Rig Is Known for Testing Rules Transocean not looking much better than BP.
Florida Oil Spill Law
Oil disaster blog with lots of interesting links
Detroit Free Press:BP gas station owners switching brands as customers boycott
YouTube video: LAB TESTED Gulf Coast Water Samples are 'VERY TOXIC'
Citizen reporting from Grand Isle. *shudder*
NY Times:Owner of Exploded Rig Is Known for Testing Rules Transocean not looking much better than BP.
Florida Oil Spill Law
Oil disaster blog with lots of interesting links
Detroit Free Press:BP gas station owners switching brands as customers boycott
YouTube video: LAB TESTED Gulf Coast Water Samples are 'VERY TOXIC'
Citizen reporting from Grand Isle. *shudder*
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Another oyster bucket of BPocalypse links.
Boston Globe Big Pictures: Scenes from the Gulf of Mexico
McClatchy Newspapers: Health fears over BP plan to burn huge amounts of oil
CNN editorial by James Carville: Louisiana demands justice, not charity
Special historical bonus:
YouTube video: 1960 American Petroleum Institute "informative" film about oyster farmers in Louisiana who are angry at the oil drilling industry. Well, guess what? The oil isn't hurting the oysters. In fact, they love oily water.
And if you can swallow them erstas, no doubt you believe everything Tony Hayward has been saying too.
Note that the Petroleum Institute funded "research" is conducted at Texas A & M; insert Aggie joke here.
Boston Globe Big Pictures: Scenes from the Gulf of Mexico
McClatchy Newspapers: Health fears over BP plan to burn huge amounts of oil
CNN editorial by James Carville: Louisiana demands justice, not charity
Special historical bonus:
YouTube video: 1960 American Petroleum Institute "informative" film about oyster farmers in Louisiana who are angry at the oil drilling industry. Well, guess what? The oil isn't hurting the oysters. In fact, they love oily water.
And if you can swallow them erstas, no doubt you believe everything Tony Hayward has been saying too.
Note that the Petroleum Institute funded "research" is conducted at Texas A & M; insert Aggie joke here.
