Gulf Seafood not Known to be Safe
I love to fish and love to eat the fish I catch. But I and others have been involved in some correspondence taking place between Captain Chris Bryant of Bayou La Batre and Jim McCallum, a policy analyst with the National Fisheries Service. A key fact coming out of these communications is that the seafood […]
September 25, 2010
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Tags: Seafood · Posted in: Community, Oil spill
Citizen Rain Water Tests in Louisiana Show Unsafe Levels of Toxins
Many people, including Kindra Arnesen and the Coastal Heritage Society of Louisiana, are doing great work in Louisiana. The video below with Kindra speaking from the August 5, 2010 Buras Town Hall Meeting about the gulf oil catastrophe is powerful and informative. The video includes the importance of bio-remediation as well as the serious problems […]
August 7, 2010
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Tags: Bio-remediation, Kindra Arnesan, Seafood · Posted in: Being real, Making noise, Nature, Oil spill
Some Resources
Here are some resources that have been gathered from a variety of websites: Some telephone contacts of interest: To report oiled wildlife call 866-557-1401 To report an oiled shoreline call 866-448-5816 To learn about volunteer opportunities call 866-448-5816 To inquire about or get involved in the Vessel of Opportunities Program call 281-366-5511 To discuss spill-related […]
June 15, 2010
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Tags: Hurricanes, Organizations, Seafood, Volunteers Opportunities · Posted in: General