7 June 2013
There is a lot of talk lately about chemtrails, geoengineering, climate control, aluminum in our air, breathing toxics, atmospheric science experiments, hurricanes, sun damage, agricultural damage, and more buzz words regarding our atmosphere and the negative effects on our planet. To become familiar with the realities of what is being said, please view the video posted below and pass it around to as many people as you can. As long as we sit around and do nothing about the surge of corruption occurring around us by our governments, corporations and appointed leaders they will continue to move forward doing what they will leading the citizens like horses to the empty river.
As in the past of our civilization, greed has taken control and is revered higher than the lives of human beings, our ecosystem, nature and animals. This time, they are taking their research into our atmosphere and this time the "trickle down theory" really does work. Chemicals are placed into the air and the chemicals trickle down onto our planet, covering the leaves of the trees, dropping into our clean rivers and finding their way into the lungs of our children and grandparents.
The mainstream media says absolutely nothing about this and other realities that effects the very lives and health of global citizens. Do these scientists and political leaders know of a safe place to reside without ingesting the poisons of the air and food? Surely, they must not want their own children and grandchildren to become victims of these poisons.
This video has clips of scientists talking of their research on camera at conventions and the unknown or possible results. As most of us, we do not have lots of time to fight, research and find where the money is coming from and who benefits from these programs. But what we can do is pass the information around in spite of the mainstream media, build petitions, and boycott where ever we can.
Blogger's stats for this blog tells me that I have over 28,000 views each month. I am asking you to press forward in the area's that hit your button and pass the information around to multiply the action. If you have comments, post them, share on Facebook, Twitter, your groups in LinkedIn. Find the petitions and post them here so we can sign. One cannot take these fights alone it takes a tribe.
Showing posts with label Environment. Show all posts
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Friday, January 11, 2013
Shell Oil and the Arctic and Petition
10 January 2013
Here's how unprepared Shell is to drill in the Arctic:
Even four months after it ceased drilling operations, Shell still managed to nearly cause a major oil spill, when its Kulluk drilling rig — filled with 150,000 gallons of diesel fuel and lubricant — ran aground 11 days ago, after the boats towing it lost control of the rig.
Following this incident, yesterday the Obama administration launched an urgent review of Shell's plans and preparedness to drill in the Arctic.1
Incredibly, Shell was only moving the Kulluk south to Washington to dodge $6 million in Alaska state taxes. But its grounding should be the last straw after a year of Shell drilling debacles that proved what has always been obvious: drilling in the Arctic is a disaster waiting to happen.
This wasn't even the first time Shell lost control of its drilling vessels in the rough Arctic waters last year. Additionally, the company had multiple problems with sea ice, and its oil spill containment dome system failed its first test spectacularly when it "breached like a whale" and was "crushed like a beer can." Shell couldn't even meet the agreements it made with the Obama administration, pulling major bait and switches on its oil spill response plan, EPA air pollution rules, and repeatedly failing to meet Coast Guard requirements for its oil spill containment barge. 2
We've been told that Shell is the best and most prepared oil company to drill in the Arctic. As Shell has bumbled and stumbled along, it's become painfully clear that even the best in the business is hopelessly outmatched by the Arctic.
It would be stunningly irresponsible to allow Shell's thirst for oil to lead to an inevitable disaster in one of the most pristine places on earth. And with NOAA just announcing that 2012 was the hottest year on record,3 it would be stunningly irresponsible to continue drilling for climate-heating fossil fuels, in ever more dangerous and destructive ways.
Sign the Petition
This review is a second chance for the Obama administration to do what it should have done last year, and say "Shell No!" to Arctic drilling. Click the link below to automatically sign the petition:
http://act.credoaction.com/r/?
http://act.credoaction.com/r/?
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