*BREAKING* "Toxic PAHs Chemicals Found Deep at BP Oil Spill Site In May"

Tuesday’s release of information that Chemicals at Toxic levels high enough to kill sea life extended deep underwater soon after the BP oil spill, U.S. researchers reported.

In May Evidence was found of the chemicals in the water as deep as 3,300 feet also as far away as 8 miles. It is being said that it would likely spread and worsened as more oil poured from the wellhead.

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons or PAHs are the …

 CNN: Gulf’s $234 billion economy at risk

May 26th, 2010

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — The numbers being batted around when it comes to how much the oil spill will ultimately cost BP and the local Gulf of Mexico economies are huge. $3 billion. $14 billion. One politician put it at over $100 billion.

The range is so big because …

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My readings of Alaska when areas were looked into 5 years after the spill of the Exxon Valdez, The oil that had been sprayed with Corexit, when washed on shore after five years was as 11 day old oil. Being submerged under the water held the toxic properties so was as close to fresh oil it could be smelled off shore hundreds of yards away. Also on shore it was slightly under surface and could find it by pushing the toe of you shoe into the sands. Moving rocks it was under them and looked as new oil.

A very detailed account of the devastation and of the depletion of wildlife swimming and on shore as well as birds including birds of prey. Well over 5 thousand otters were killed many with liver anomalies or lungs that were destroyed. They found out as little as 1 ppb was enough to kill Salmon and other fish. The larger fish returned to spawn for a few years and then none came back. They believe the living were not able to spawn and no young to take there places. The hatcheries were coated in oil and would sink down to the lower levels where the eggs would lay. The area of 1300 klm of shore line is still recovering with a number of major bays of Alaska. There were some 70 studies done and scientist are said to not have been able to agree on much of the answers to all the deaths and what caused them. This was much of the problems with the sicked workers also as to what made them sick. Exxon from the readings made it very hard to try to get all papers needed to help the men.and the court order the medical records sealed.

I will be gleaming more information from these accounts to write more stories.

Gulf Seafood chain is carcinogenic. NOAA Weatherbird scientist confirm.
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COREXIT USE ! The Worst-Case Scenario Has Unfolded !! Situation GRAVE !!
To Gulf Oil Spill on Monday, August 16, 2010 10:20