Toxic Black Rain Falling In The Gulf
OPS_admin | Jul 28, 2010 | Comments 0
A toxic black rain is now falling in the Gulf and the EPA and BP are doing everything to deny its existence but the truth is slowly emerging as millions of GulfCoast residents are now becoming sick because of the lethal effects of oil and dispersants: Allen L Roland
It’s day 96 of the toxic Gulfdeep water oil gusher ( not spill ). The huge toxic slow-moving plumes beneath the surface have finally been confirmed but the toxic airplumesare still being denied by the Government and BP ~ but there is plenty of evidence thatthey arenot only there but causing significant health and environmental damage.
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