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Toxic Oil Spill Rains Warned Could Destroy North America<\/em> <\/strong>: Photo: EU Times online newspaper<\/a><\/p>\n

Con el petr\u00f3leo tambi\u00e9n salen a borbotones numerosos gases t\u00f3xicos del subsuelo. Entre los gases a los que est\u00e1 expuesto todo el que se encuentre cerca del Golfo se incluyen el \u201csulfuro de hidr\u00f3geno\u201d y el \u201ccloruro de metileno\u201d. El l\u00edmite permisible para el sulfuro de hidr\u00f3geno de la EPA es entre 5 y 10 ppb (partes por mil millones), pero el 3 de mayo se registraron niveles en el aire de 1.192 ppb. Un antiguo director ejecutivo de una compa\u00f1\u00eda petrolera dice que esos niveles plantean riesgos graves, incluso fatales, a adultos y ni\u00f1os nonatos. El sulfuro de hidr\u00f3geno act\u00faa como el mon\u00f3xido de carbono y los gases de cianuro: inhibe la respiraci\u00f3n celular y la captaci\u00f3n de ox\u00edgeno, y causa sofocaci\u00f3n celular. En cuanto al cloruro de metileno, el cuerpo lo convierte en mon\u00f3xido de carbono, y se sabe que causa da\u00f1o al h\u00edgado, a la piel y c\u00e1ncer. El nivel seguro de la EPA para cloruro de metileno es de 61 ppb, y se encuentra en el aire a niveles de 3.000 ppb [[- Health Effects of Hydrogen Sulfide – Health Effects of Exposure to Benzene (from the CDC): \u00abMay Levels of Toxic Gases in Gulf Back Up Claim Made by Lindsey Williams<\/em>\u00ab, Infowars.com, Prison Planet, 12-06-2010<\/a>.]].<\/p>\n

La mayor\u00eda de las personas saben que el \u201cdispersante qu\u00edmico\u201d utilizado por BP es altamente t\u00f3xico [[- \u00abCorexit<\/em>\u00bb – the most-used dispersant in the Deep Water Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico – Wikipedia (02-07-2010)<\/a>.]]. Es tan t\u00f3xico que la EPA orden\u00f3 a BP que usara un dispersante diferente y menos t\u00f3xico. BP hizo caso omiso de esta orden. Actualmente se han descargado en nuestros oc\u00e9anos m\u00e1s de 3,8 millones de litros de estos productos qu\u00edmicos t\u00f3xicos. Con el vertido de petr\u00f3leo del Exxon Valdez, el mismo dispersante caus\u00f3 serios da\u00f1os a los pulmones, al h\u00edgado, al sistema nervioso y a la sangre de las personas; y hay numerosos informes de que los miembros de los equipos de limpieza en el Golfo est\u00e1n enfermando. En la etiqueta del fabricante dice que no se han detectado s\u00edntomas de toxicidad, pero estos productos qu\u00edmicos, usados en cantidades enormes y desmedidas, son evidentemente muy t\u00f3xicos.<\/p>\n

Todo esto suena mal, y as\u00ed es, pero lo que nos deja helados es que como parte del ecosistema interconectado de la tierra, el agua de lluvia proviene de los oc\u00e9anos. Por lo tanto, no debe sorprender que algunos cient\u00edficos est\u00e9n prediciendo una destrucci\u00f3n grave en todo EE.UU. por \u201clluvias t\u00f3xicas\u201d [[- \u00abToxic Oil Spill Rains Warned Could Destroy North America<\/em>\u00bb EU Times online newspaper, The European Union Times, 24-05-2010<\/a>.]], y parece que se informa sobre los primeros casos a unos 600 kil\u00f3metros del Golfo [[- \u00abMystery Crop Damage Threatens Hundreds of Acres<\/em>\u00bb Shaun Chaiyabhat, News Channel 3, 01-06-2010<\/a>.]]. De hecho, cientos de hect\u00e1reas de tierras agr\u00edcolas de Tennessee est\u00e1n en peligro.<\/p>\n

Las cosechas tienen peque\u00f1as quemaduras del tama\u00f1o de una gota de lluvia, y aunque los medios dominantes hablan de da\u00f1os en las cosechas, todav\u00eda no han establecido la conexi\u00f3n entre las lluvias t\u00f3xicas, cargadas de productos qu\u00edmicos, y el posible fracaso de la cosecha. Se informa de que esas quemaduras afectan a todo lo que est\u00e1 a la vista y de que ninguna planta es inmune. Tambi\u00e9n se encuentran p\u00e1jaros muertos en las cercan\u00edas. Esas cosechas pueden fracasar, y si sobreviven es probable que sean t\u00f3xicas para el consumo porque las plantas que se riegan con productos qu\u00edmicos t\u00f3xicos los absorber\u00e1n en sus c\u00e9lulas.<\/p>\n

\u00bfQu\u00e9 se puede hacer entonces? Desintoxicar el cuerpo<\/strong> ahora y seguir haci\u00e9ndolo regularmente en los meses y a\u00f1os por venir. Esos productos qu\u00edmicos en el aire \u2013y pronto probablemente en el agua potable y en las cosechas que sobrevivan\u2013 representan un peligro muy real dentro de nuestros cuerpos. Por suerte, hay m\u00e9todos para eliminar esos productos qu\u00edmicos, pero emprender los pasos necesarios depende de cada cual.<\/p>\n

– Fuente Rebelion<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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TheAlexJonesChannel | 11-06-2010: Alex welcomes back to the show Lindsey Williams, author of The Energy Non-Crisis<\/em>, who talks about Big Oil and the Gulf spill. Bilderberg hound and journalist for the American Free Press, Jim Tucker, gives a Bilderberg round-up following the latest elite confab in Spain. Alex also covers the news and takes your calls. Info Wars<\/a> and Prison Planet<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Kim Evans, citizen journalist<\/em> [[- See all articles by this author:<\/strong> \u00abAbout the author<\/em>\u00bb & \u00abArticles by Kim Evans<\/em>\u00bb NaturalNews.com (04-07-2010)<\/a>.]] – NaturalNews June 27, 2010<\/em><\/p>\n

Gulf of Mexico Presents Unprecedented Toxicity Problems<\/strong><\/p>\n

If you`re living in the U.S., particularly within a thousand miles of the Gulf, you need to detoxify your body now. Here`s why: Crude oil is packed with a toxic chemical called benzene. Even in small amounts, benzene is associated with leukemia, Hodgkin`s Lymphoma and other serious blood and immune system diseases [[- \u00abReversible Antifertility Effects of Benzene Extract of Papaya Seed on Female Rats<\/em>\u00bb Harsha Joshi and N J Chinoy, Phytotherapy Research volume 10 issue 4 pages 327-328, 04-12-1998, Wiley InterScience<\/a>.]]. The EPA`s \u00absafe level\u00bb for benzene is 4 ppb (parts per billion) and benzene is being found in Gulf air at levels of 3,000 ppb. Crude oil is being smelled hundreds of miles away, and make no mistake, if you can smell oil, you`re breathing highly toxic benzene [[- Health Effects of Hydrogen Sulfide – Health Effects of Exposure to Benzene (from the CDC): \u00abMay Levels of Toxic Gases in Gulf Back Up Claim Made by Lindsey Williams<\/em>\u00ab, Infowars.com, Prison Planet, 12-06-2010<\/a>.]]<\/strong><\/p>\n

With the oil, numerous toxic gases are also gushing from earth and gases that everyone near the Gulf is being exposed to include hydrogen sulfide and methylene chloride. The EPA`s allowable limit for hydrogen sulfide is 5-10 ppb (parts per billion), but on May 3rd air levels of 1,192 ppb were recorded. A former oil company CEO says these levels pose serious, even fatal, risks to adults and unborn children. Hydrogen sulfide acts like carbon monoxide and cyanide gases – it inhibits cellular respiration and oxygen uptake, and causes cellular suffocation. As for methylene chloride, the body changes it to carbon monoxide – and it`s known to cause liver damage, skin damage and cancer. The EPA`s safe level for methylene chloride is 61 ppb – and it`s being found in the air at levels of 3,000 ppb [[- Health Effects of Hydrogen Sulfide – Health Effects of Exposure to Benzene (from the CDC): \u00abMay Levels of Toxic Gases in Gulf Back Up Claim Made by Lindsey Williams<\/em>\u00ab, Infowars.com, Prison Planet, 12-06-2010<\/a>.]].<\/p>\n

Most people know that the chemical dispersant BP is using is highly toxic [[- \u00abCorexit<\/em>\u00bb – the most-used dispersant in the Deep Water Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico – Wikipedia (02-07-2010)<\/a>.]]. It`s so toxic that the EPA ordered BP to use a different and less toxic dispersant – an order which BP ignored. Currently, over a million gallons of these toxic chemicals have been dumped into our oceans. With the Exxon Valdez oil spill, the same dispersant caused serious respiratory, liver, nervous system, kidney and blood damage in people – and reports that clean up crews in the Gulf are falling ill are plenty. On the manufacturer`s label, it says that no toxicity testing has been done, but these chemicals being used in enormous and uncontained quantities are obviously very toxic.<\/p>\n

All of this sounds bad, and it is, but here`s the kicker: as part of the earth`s interconnected ecosystem, rain water comes from the oceans. So, it shouldn`t be a surprise that scientists are predicting severe destruction across the U.S. from toxic rains [[- \u00abToxic Oil Spill Rains Warned Could Destroy North America<\/em>\u00bb EU Times online newspaper, The European Union Times, 24-05-2010<\/a>.]] -and it appears the first cases are being reported about 400 miles from the Gulf [[- \u00abMystery Crop Damage Threatens Hundreds of Acres<\/em>\u00bb Shaun Chaiyabhat, News Channel 3, 01-06-2010<\/a>.]]. In fact, hundreds of acres of Tennessee farm land are at risk.<\/p>\n

The crops have small, raindrop-sized burn marks on them and while the mainstream media is reporting crop damage, they haven`t yet made the connection between the toxic, chemical-ridden rains and the potential crop failure. It`s being reported that these raindrop-sized burn marks are affecting everything in sight, and no plant is immune. Dead birds are also being found nearby. These crops may fail and if they do survive, it`s likely they`ll be toxic to consume because plants being watered with toxic chemicals will absorb those chemicals into their cells.<\/p>\n

So, what can you do? Detoxify your body now and continue to do so regularly in the months and years to come. These chemicals in the air – and likely soon in the drinking water and in crops that do survive – present a very real danger inside our bodies. Thankfully, there are methods to remove these chemicals – but it`s up to you to take the steps to do so.<\/p>\n

– Link Global Research<\/a><\/p>\n

– Link NaturalNews<\/a><\/p>\n

More<\/strong><\/p>\n

https:\/\/docs.google.com\/viewer?a=v&q…<\/p>\n

Wiley InterScience<\/a><\/p>\n

Prison Planet<\/a><\/p>\n

you tube<\/a><\/p>\n

The European Union Times: EU Times online newspaper<\/a><\/p>\n

News Channel 3<\/a><\/p>\n

Wikipedia<\/a><\/p>\n

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HorseofPaulRevere | 14-06-2010 BP Oil Spill: Toxic Gases Spreading Inland, Scientist Says Move Out of Gulf … Evacuations of the Gulf Region are coming, FEMA will open its one-way doors. Gases such as Hydrogen Sulfide, Benzene, Methylene Chloride, and other toxic gases pose a greater risk to human health than the presence of oil washing up on Gulf of Mexico beaches. The allowable levels of Hydrogen Sulfide and Benzene according to the EPA are 5-10 parts per billion and 0 respectively.The EPA reported the level detected in the Gulf at almost 1.200 PPB for hydrogen sulfide and 3.400 PPB for Benzene during the month of May. The amounts pose a serious and even fatal health risk to people and animals<\/strong> [[- For some official level reports on these deadly gases click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

A question we must ask ourselves: How bad could this go? We are just at the beginning. Consider death and debilitating illness caused by the following, simple exposure to the crude oil and make-up, or the chemical dispersant, the close proximity to the ‘burn-off’ of such ‘contained’ areas, the fumes and toxic vapors being given off ‘naturally’ at the surface of the Gulf of Mexico. Also consider the unseen Giant Plumes of oil snaking their way through the depths of the ocean, poisoning all marine life on their way to everywhere. What about the marshlands, deltas, swamps and low lying areas dependent on the waters for their survival. I mean the animals and the people<\/strong>. Food intake, let alone money for the fisherman, will be 0. All of these things, and much more, Are Already Happening<\/strong>. Many will be hungry.]].<\/p>\n

Tony Isaacs, citizen journalist<\/em> [[- See all articles by this author:<\/strong> Articles by Tony Isaacs<\/a>.]] – NaturalNews [[- \u00abNaturalNews: Main articles<\/em>\u00bb 03-07-2010<\/a>.]] June 26, 2010<\/em><\/p>\n

If You Live Near the Gulf Coast Oil Spill, Use House Plants for Cleaner Air<\/strong><\/p>\n

As if Louisiana and other gulf coast residents didn’t already have enough to worry about from the catastrophic oil spill, new reports are indicating that the very air they breathe has become a health threat [[- \u00abToxins in air from evaporating oil may pose greater threat to Gulf residents than oily water<\/em>\u00bb Gregory Patin, examiner.com, 15-06-2010<\/a>.]]. Air quality samples have found levels of sulphur dioxide, benzene and other volatile organic compounds (VOCs) anywhere from 100 to 1000 times the maximum levels considered safe [[- \u00abStudy: Air Near Oil Spill Contains 100 Times the Safe Amount of Toxins<\/em>\u00bb 11-05-2010 & \u00abVideo Suggests BP Literally Covering Up Oil Damage on Louisiana Beaches\u00bb 01-07-2010 – Fast Company<\/a>.]]. One place Gulf Coast residents may look to find considerable relief from VOCs in their homes and offices is their local organic nurseries where they can find indoor plants that are proven natural toxin removers.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Louisiana Environmental Action Network (LEAN) recently evaluated the EPA’s air content and quality testing results in Venice Beach, Louisiana. LEAN found hydrogen sulfide content of up to 1,192 parts per billion. LEAN and other agencies have also found extremely elevated levels of other VOCs, most notably cancer causing benzene. The highest levels of benzene detected to date were on April 30, at 3,084 ppb, followed by May 2, at 3,416 ppb. Louisiana’s ambient air standard for the VOC benzene is 3.76 ppb.<\/p>\n

All VOCs are highly toxic to humans and physical reactions from exposure to these gases include:<\/p>\n

*Drowsiness<\/p>\n

*Irritation of eyes, nose or throat<\/p>\n

*Coughing or difficulty breathing<\/p>\n

*Dizziness<\/p>\n

*Nausea or vomiting<\/p>\n

*Rapid or irregular heartbeat<\/p>\n

*Headaches<\/p>\n

*Tremors<\/p>\n

*Confusion<\/p>\n

*Memory damage<\/p>\n

*Ocular damage<\/p>\n

*Neurological damage<\/p>\n

*Convulsions<\/p>\n

*Unconsciousness<\/p>\n

*Death (at very high levels)<\/p>\n

Scores of residents and clean up workers have already been reported as suffering from spill-related symptoms. Louisiana’s Health Secretary Alan Levine told CBS News there have been 75 people so far reporting spill-related symptoms in Louisiana. CNN has reported that an additional 15 cases have been reported in Alabama.<\/p>\n

The good news is that common indoor plants may offer considerable improvement for the air in homes and offices [[- \u00abClean Your Air and Brighten Your Day with Houseplants<\/em>\u00bb Tony Isaacs, NaturalNews, 11-02-2009 & \u00abArticles by Tony Isaacs\u00bb NaturalNews <\/a>.]]. In the late 1980s, NASA and the Associated Landscape Contractors of America (ALCA) spent two years testing common house plants for their ability to remove the volatile organic compounds benzene, trichloroethylene and formaldehyde from the air. The study found that all of the plants were useful, with some houseplants capable of removing as much as 87 percent of indoor air pollutants within 24 hours. The plants the study found effective were:<\/p>\n

*Bamboo or Reed Palm<\/p>\n

*Elephant Ear Philodendron<\/p>\n

*Chinese Evergreen<\/p>\n

*Chrysanthemum<\/p>\n

*Cornstalk Dracaena<\/p>\n

*English Ivy<\/p>\n

*Gerbera Daisy<\/p>\n

*Golden Pothos<\/p>\n

*Heartleaf Philodendron<\/p>\n

*Janet Craig Dracaena<\/p>\n

*Peace Lily<\/p>\n

*Red-edged Dracaena<\/p>\n

*Selloum Philodendron<\/p>\n

*Snake Plant<\/p>\n

*Spider Plant<\/p>\n

*Warneck Dracaena<\/p>\n

*Weeping Fig<\/p>\n

Though the study was limited to only three common VOC pollutants, it is believed that the same indoor plants should also be effective against other VOCs, including sulphur dioxide. The plants which were found to be most effective for benzene removal<\/em> <\/strong> were: English Ivy<\/strong>, Dracaena marginata<\/strong>, Janet Craig<\/strong>, Warneckei<\/strong>, Chrysanthemum<\/strong>, Gerbera Daisy<\/strong> and Peace lily<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Besides the benefits of eliminating toxins from the air, plants are a source of oxygen. They have been found to elevate mood as well as productivity and they reduce fatigue, coughs, sore throats and other cold-related illnesses by more than 30 percent, partially by increasing humidity levels and decreasing dust.<\/p>\n

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DIY Carbon Water Filter<\/strong><\/p>\n

In addition to houseplants, carbon air filters<\/strong> [[- \u00abCarbon Filters: Why Every Home Should Have This Technology To Remove the Impurities in the Air and Water – Carbon air filter – Carbon water filter<\/em>\u00bb Taylor Omri, Hub Pages<\/a>.]] in combination with HEPA filters<\/strong> are very good for removing VOCs and other pollutants from indoor air. Activated carbon filters in particular are effective at eliminating sulphur dioxide in both air and water. Sulphur dioxide is commonly referred to as \u00abrotten egg gas<\/em>\u00bb due to its distinctive odor.<\/p>\n

Note: organic nurseries are preferred sources of all plants since commercial nurseries frequently use malathion and other pesticides.<\/em><\/p>\n

Sources included<\/strong><\/p>\n

Fast Company<\/a><\/p>\n

National Examiner.com<\/a><\/p>\n

NaturalNews<\/a><\/p>\n

Hub Pages<\/a><\/p>\n

– Link NaturalNews<\/a><\/p>\n

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HorseofPaulRevere | 21 de mayo de 2010: Gulf Workers Sick As Dogs, Could Millions Die? Gulf Spill & Cleanup (A Third Of The Waters) <\/strong> [[Journalists threatened with arrest by BP contractors for trying to film BP’s mess. Gulf Oil Spill Disaster And Cover-Up – Lista de reproducci\u00f3n you tube<\/em><\/a>. The Gulliver 78 BP\/The British Petroleum Co plc – BP Dossier<\/em><\/a> BP Family Tree\/History. Emerging reports are raising the question of just how much of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill journalists are able to document. When CBS tried to film a beach with heavy oil on the shore in South Pass, Louisiana, a boat of BP contractors, and two Coast Guard officers, told them to turn around, or be arrested. \u00abThis is BP’s rules, it’s not ours<\/em>,\u00bb someone aboard the boat said. Coast Guard officials told CBS that they’re looking into it. As the Coast Guard is a branch of the Armed Forces, it brings into question how closely the government and BP are working together to keep details secret. BPs Oil Gushes, Company Keeps Information to a Trickle: Propublica<\/em><\/a>.
\nIt’s a like a volcano of oil, Giant Plumes of oil forming under the Gulf of Mexico: 10 miles long, 3 miles wide and 300 feet thick in spots … (links below). Scientists are finding enormous oil plumes in the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico, including one as large as 10 miles long, 3 miles wide and 300 feet thick in spots. The discovery is fresh evidence that the leak from the broken undersea well could be substantially worse than estimates that the government and BP have given. Theres a shocking amount of oil in the deep water, relative to what you see in the surface water, said Samantha Joye, a researcher at the University of Georgia. Theres a tremendous amount of oil in multiple layers, three or four or five layers deep in the water column: The New York Times<\/em><\/a>. Alabama resident John Wathen and a volunteer pilot, Tom Hutchins, flew over the Gulf Of Mexico, surveying the spread of oil related contaminants, cleanup efforts, and the area where the oil rig sank. What they saw will shock you, oil sheen, heavy streaking, discolored water, and a massive red mass of floating goo, all of which dwarfed the boats dragging booms in hopes of containing at least a few drops.The disaster appears to be Much Larger<\/strong> than admitted, Officials have stopped guessing at the amount of oil leaking although some speculate it may be closer to 1 million gallons per day<\/strong>. Don’t let BP spin this into something trivial. \u00abIt’s not a leak, it’s a volcano spewing oil<\/em>\u00bb and no that doesn’t mean an Actual<\/strong> volcano, it is a figure of speech! There is much we are not being told, and there is much not being done to contain it. This ‘leak’ is not just killing a few dolphins or coating a few birds, it is killing the entire ocean. There are reports of 4-5 Underwater Layers<\/strong> of oil now, in addition to the lighter components in crude oil, which will rise to the top quickly, expanding rapidly to gas form: See You Tube: Recomendaciones personalizadas<\/em><\/a>.]].<\/p>\n

Debora Billi, Petrolio Blogosfere, 29-06-2010<\/em><\/p>\n

Marea nera. Continua, e non \u00e8 cambiato nulla<\/strong><\/p>\n

Diventa sempre pi\u00f9 difficile, anche per chi se ne occupa da ormai due mesi, reperire notizie sull’andamento del disastro nel Golfo. La Deepwater Horizon non \u00e8 pi\u00f9 da prima pagina: e non mi riferisco all’Italia, dove non ha ricevuto grande attenzione ed \u00e8 ormai relegata a trafiletti in ventesima. Anche negli USA il disastro sta diventando parte del paesaggio, qualcosa a cui ci si sta lentamente abituando come ad un evento ineluttabile.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Le webcam sono ancora tutte online, ma non ci sono pi\u00f9 milioni di spettatori che avidamente seguono minuto per minuto tentando di scorgere il dettaglio rivelatore; non pi\u00f9 migliaia di discussioni appassionate sui forum per spiegare quello sbuffo grigio o quel movimento strano del ROV; assopite anche le accuse rivolte alla BP che nasconde questo e quello. Ormai non resta che attendere i relief well, il primo dei quali sar\u00e0 pronto fra circa due settimane. Nel frattempo, i 60 o 100 mila barili al giorno continuano a finire in mare e nessuno pu\u00f2 farci nulla per fermarli. Dovremo tenerceli.<\/p>\n

Gli unici che ancora cercano di farsi sentire sono i cittadini della Louisiana, della Florida, del Mississippi, che inondano la Rete con centinaia di video che mostrano lo sfacelo delle coste e delle spiagge mentre la TV, ormai completamente avulsa dalla realt\u00e0, continua a mandare spot in cui le celebrit\u00e0 invitano a recarsi in vacanza nel Golfo. I cittadini raccontano di bambini con la tosse, del bagnasciuga che \u00abpuzza come una stazione di servizio\u00bb, di piante bruciate, di pozzanghere oleose dopo gli acquazzoni, di addetti alla pulizia che si sentono male ogni sera. Nessuno li ascolta, probabilmente, e quando un video esce dall’anonimato c’\u00e8 sempre qualcuno pronto a dire che siccome non lo dice la TV \u00e8 tutto inattendibile e frutto di ignoranza o di qualche burlone. Come se da quelle parti avessero voglia di scherzare.<\/p>\n

Il video di oggi \u00e8 quello di una signora di Pensacola, Florida, che mostra le spiagge piene di catrame. Guardate dal minuto 0:55 il suo esperimento casalingo con un pezzo di filtro per cappe da cucina …<\/p>\n

– Link Petrolio Blogosfere<\/a><\/p>\n

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dianaserdenstephens | 28-06-2010: Diana Stephens reports on new oil rolling in on the surf. The beaches remain open, Pensacola has rescinded the health advisory, despite the water being full of sludge and oil. I demonstrate how oily it is by using a piece of porous filter material and swiping it in the surf. The way the material is coated is similar to what happens when people and animals get caught in this. June 28. See my<\/strong> FB page for updated photos and videos<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Debora Billi Petrolio Blogosfere, Traducci\u00f3n Gorka Larrabeiti, Rebeli\u00f3n 01-07-2010<\/em><\/p>\n

Sigue la marea negra. Nada ha cambiado<\/strong><\/p>\n

Se est\u00e1 haciendo cada vez m\u00e1s dif\u00edcil, incluso para quienes llevan ya dos meses en ello, encontrar noticias sobre c\u00f3mo procede el desastre en el Golfo. La Deep Water Horizon<\/em> ya no es de primera plana y no me refiero a Italia, donde no ha merecido gran atenci\u00f3n y ha quedado arrinconada a los breves en p\u00e1gina 20. Tambi\u00e9n en EE.UU. el desastre ha pasado a formar parte del paisaje, algo a lo que poco a poco nos est\u00e1n acostumbrando como si se tratara de un acontecimiento inevitable.<\/p>\n

Las webcams siguen todav\u00eda online, pero ya no hay millones de espectadores que sigan con entusiasmo minuto a minuto tratando de dar con el detalle revelador; ya no se leen miles de apasionados debates en el foro para explicar ese bulto gris o aquel desplazamiento an\u00f3malo del ROV. Las acusaciones que se dirig\u00edan a la BP por ocultar que si esto que si aquello han ca\u00eddo en el sopor. Lo \u00fanico que queda es esperar los relief well: el primero de ellos estar\u00e1 listo en unas dos semanas. Mientras tanto, 60 o 100 mil barriles por d\u00eda terminan en el mar y nadie puede hacer nada para detenerlos. Tendremos que quedarnos con ellos.<\/p>\n

Los \u00fanicos que siguen tratando de hacer ruido para que les escuchen son los ciudadanos de Luisiana, Florida y Mississippi, que inundan la red con cientos de videos que muestran el horror de las costas y playas, mientras la TV, ahora completamente divorciada de la realidad, contin\u00faa emitiendo anuncios publicitarios con famosos que invitan a ir de vacaciones al Golfo. Los ciudadanos hablan de los ni\u00f1os con tos, de toallas que \u00abapestan a gasolinera<\/em>\u00ab, de plantas quemadas, de charcos aceitosos despu\u00e9s de chubascos, de personal de limpieza que se encuentra mal todas las noches. Nadie los escucha, probablemente, y cuando un clip de video rompe el anonimato, siempre hay quien dice que, como la tele no lo da, seguro que es de poco fiar, fruto de la ignorancia o de alg\u00fan bromista. Como si a\u00fan tuvieran ganas de andarse con chanzas por esos lares.<\/p>\n

El v\u00eddeo de hoy es el de una mujer de Pensacola, Florida, que muestra las playas llenas de alquitr\u00e1n. Miren el minuto 0:55 y su experimento casero con una trozo de filtro de una campana extractoras de cocina …<\/p>\n

– Fuente Rebeli\u00f3n<\/a><\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/embed>Mystery Crop Damage Threatens Hundreds Of Acres<\/strong><\/p>\n

(3 de julio de 2010)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Si vives en EE.UU., sobre todo a la orilla de los 1.500 kil\u00f3metros del Golfo, tienes que desintoxicar tu cuerpo ahora. El motivo: el petr\u00f3leo crudo est\u00e1 repleto de un producto qu\u00edmico t\u00f3xico llamado \u201cbenceno\u201d. Incluso en peque\u00f1as cantidades, el benceno se asocia con la leucemia, el linfoma de Hodgkin y otras graves enfermedades de la sangre y del sistema inmunol\u00f3gico [[- \u00abReversible Antifertility Effects of Benzene Extract of Papaya Seed on Female Rats<\/em>\u00bb Harsha Joshi and N J Chinoy, Phytotherapy Research volume 10 issue 4 pages 327-328, 04-12-1998, Wiley InterScience<\/a>.]]. El \u201cnivel seguro\u201d de la EPA (Agencia de protecci\u00f3n medioambiental de EE.UU.) para el benceno es de 4 ppb (partes por mil millones) y el benceno se encuentra en el aire del Golfo a niveles de 3.000 ppb [[- Health Effects of Hydrogen Sulfide – Health Effects of Exposure to Benzene (from the CDC): \u00abMay Levels of Toxic Gases in Gulf Back Up Claim Made by Lindsey Williams<\/em>\u00ab, Infowars.com, Prison Planet, 12-06-2010<\/a>.]]. El petr\u00f3leo crudo se huele a cientos de kil\u00f3metros y, no te quepa la menor duda, si puedes oler petr\u00f3leo est\u00e1s aspirando benceno altamente t\u00f3xico \/ If you`re living in the U.S., particularly within a thousand miles of the Gulf, you need to detoxify your body now. Here`s why: Crude oil is packed with a toxic chemical called benzene. Even in small amounts, benzene is associated with leukemia, Hodgkin`s Lymphoma and other serious blood and immune system diseases. The EPA`s \u00absafe level\u00bb for benzene is 4 ppb (parts per billion) and benzene is being found in Gulf air at levels of 3,000 ppb. Crude oil is being smelled hundreds of miles away, and make no mistake, if you can smell oil, you`re breathing highly toxic benzene.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":1100,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[11],"tags":[],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/marina.swarpeca.es\/revista\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/1101"}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/marina.swarpeca.es\/revista\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/marina.swarpeca.es\/revista\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/marina.swarpeca.es\/revista\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/1"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/marina.swarpeca.es\/revista\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=1101"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/marina.swarpeca.es\/revista\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/1101\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/marina.swarpeca.es\/revista\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/1100"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/marina.swarpeca.es\/revista\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=1101"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/marina.swarpeca.es\/revista\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=1101"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/marina.swarpeca.es\/revista\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=1101"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}