Take a look at this remarkable, and horrifying, collection of photos from the Boston Globe cataloguing the consequences of BP’s oil drilling disaster.A pod of Bottlenose dolphins swim under the oily water, Chandeleur Sound, Louisiana, May 6, 2010 in the Gulf of Mexico. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)Raleigh Hoke is GRN’s Mississippi Organizer
On Lisa Jackson, head of EPA, met with non-governmental organizations in New Orleans to share information. Ms. Jackson reported that EPA has been focused on air, water, and sediment sampling to establish a baseline. This is critically important to show quantitatively what the BP oil drilling disaster will add to our environment. EPA is posting …
For Immediate Release Contact: Aaron Viles, (504) 525-1528 Ext. 207MAY 12, 2010 aaron@healthygulf.org Gulf Restoration Network Concerned With BP Controlled Sampling, Restrictions Of Independent MonitoringNew Orleans, LA- The Gulf Restoration Network (GRN) has been engaged in continued independent monitoring of the situation in the Gulf. GRN flyovers by plane and excursions by sea have allowed …
Yesterday, May 10, once again I went on a lengthy flyover over coastal Louisiana and the open waters of the gulf to the site where the Deep Water Horizon sank. This flyover was made possible thanks to the generous support of Jo Billups, GRN member and activist. With me on board the flight were Dr. …
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Last P.J. Blaize, a charter boat Captain, took a videographer from Voice of America TV and I out into the wetlands and near-shore waters of Louisiana, east of the Mississippi. We traveled through freshwater wetlands, salt water wetlands, and traveled out to some interior barrier islands, where hundreds of birds were nesting. It was amazing …
After our boat trip this past Sunday I had an opportunity to interview Carl Safina of the Blue Ocean Institute Take it with you – download for your iPod
Check out this CNN video, featuring GRN’s Campaign Director Aaron Viles, discussing BP’s refusal to release most footage of the oil leak on the ocean floor. Raleigh Hoke is GRN’s Mississippi Organizer
Guest Blog by Tim Ohr one of Florida’s leading nature writers.Strolling by the Hillsborough River on a lovely spring morning in 2010, I noticed a smell reminiscent of lacquer thinner. My first thought was that there was something in the river, but the same odor persisted in the oak and pinewoods far away where I …
Jeffrey Dubinsky, our photographer for the boat trip yesterday has posted the rest of his photos for your viewing pleasure or displeasure as the case maybe the photos are in the slide show are below.Thanks Jeffrey, great job!