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Sunday, June 10, 2012

10 June - Blogs I'm Following

BAY ST. LOUIS, MS - APRIL 18: Oil pollution a...BAY ST. LOUIS, MS - APRIL 18: Oil pollution activist Riki Ott speaks at a meeting for Gulf Coast residents who have health problems possibly related to the BP oil spill April 18, 2011 in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Ott is a marine biologist and former commercial fisherwoman who was affected by the Alaska Exxon Valdez spill and is now advising Gulf Coast residents. More than 2 million gallons of the toxic dispersant Corexit were poured into the Gulf of Mexico following the spill and some Gulf Coast residents believe they were sickened by it. Corexit is banned in all of Europe because of its toxicity. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)
BAY ST. LOUIS, MS - APRIL 18: Former commerci...BAY ST. LOUIS, MS - APRIL 18: Former commercial fisherman Joey Yerkes speaks behind a table with all the medications he is currently taking at a meeting for Gulf Coast residents who have health problems possibly related to the BP oil spill April 18, 2011 in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Yerkes worked on BP's Vessels of Opportunity program which hired local fishermen to help clean up the oil spill. Yerkes says he was fit and healthy before the spill. He believes he was exposed to toxic dispersants and is suffering from a litany of ailments. More than 2 million gallons of the toxic dispersant Corexit were poured into the Gulf of Mexico following the spill. Corexit is banned in all of Europe because of its toxicity. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)
BAY ST. LOUIS, MS - APRIL 18: Lorrie Williams...BAY ST. LOUIS, MS - APRIL 18: Lorrie Williams (C) is hugged by oil pollution activist Riki Ott (Top) as Bud Waltman (L) looks on at a meeting for Gulf Coast residents who have health problems possibly related to the BP oil spill April 18, 2011 in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Williams lives 2 ½ blocks away from the coastline and says she has developed a litany of illnesses since the spill that she believes have been caused by exposure to toxic oil dispersants. Following the spill she says she has developed lung polyps along with liver, thyroid and blood problems. Ott is a marine biologist and former commercial fisherwoman who was affected by the Alaska Exxon Valdez spill and is now advising Gulf Coast residents. More than 2 million gallons of the toxic dispersant Corexit were poured into the Gulf of Mexico following the spill. Corexit is banned in all of Europe because of its toxicity. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)
BAY ST. LOUIS, MS - APRIL 18: Brad Mizell poi...BAY ST. LOUIS, MS - APRIL 18: Brad Mizell points to sores on his arm before attending a meeting for Gulf Coast residents who have health problems possibly related to the BP oil spill April 18, 2011 in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Mizell worked on BP's Vessels of Opportunity program which hired local fishermen to help clean up the oil spill. Mizell believes he was exposed to toxic dispersants and says he has since lost 50 pounds and developed a form of Rheumatoid arthritis. Mizell says he is now on 17 medications including steroids. He says, 'I've never been sick a day in my life.' More than 2 million gallons of the toxic dispersant Corexit were poured into the Gulf of Mexico following the spill. Corexit is banned in all of Europe because of its toxicity. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)
BAY ST. LOUIS, MS - APRIL 18: Paul Doom looks...BAY ST. LOUIS, MS - APRIL 18: Paul Doom looks on at a meeting for Gulf Coast residents who have health problems possibly related to the BP oil spill April 18, 2011 in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Doom says he was training to be a U.S. Marine when he became sickened after swimming a number of times in the Gulf of Mexico following the spill. Doom says he is now suffering from paralysis and lesions in the brain and believes his ailments are due to exposure to toxic oil dispersants. More than 2 million gallons of the toxic dispersant Corexit were poured into the Gulf of Mexico following the spill. Corexit is banned in all of Europe because of its toxicity. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)
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