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THE ECO-BLUES: Oil Disaster in the Gulf Expected to have Lasting Effects on Gulf Coast and Eastern Seaboard

As the oil from the April 20th Oil Rig explosion continues to both flow into the gulf from the sea floor and wash ashore, the magnitude of the possible long term effects is beginning to reveal itself. Louisiana was the first state to really be impacted but the oil is now spreading east and is expected to reach the Florida panhandle soon. Now, experts are projecting much of the oil to make its way around the southern tip of Florida and move up the entire eastern U.S. Coast. This would be catastrophic to industries like tourism and fishing, not to mention what it means for the ecosystm in general (link to article below). There is another, far more dangerous prospect that many people may not be thinking about – the contamination of water supplies. As the oil washes up on... More Details...

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NEW SPIN ON HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS: Oil-Spill Factor Poses Unique Challenge This Year (Guest in EDT)

Logically, with hurricane season officially beginning on June 1st, National Hurricane Preparedness Week is right now, the week of May 23rd. But, unlike years past, the Gulf Coast States are looking at possibly the worst disaster ever. Not only do they face the threat of the BP oil slick that, under the influence of a hurricane’s storm surge, would likely shift from an ominous creep into catastrophic overdrive, but many meteorology experts are also predicting an active season this year, with something in the neighborhood of 15 named storms and eight hurricanes. In light of this unique threat, however, your audience will be glad to hear there are also some unique solutions available to them as they, indeed, prepare themselves for the roughest time of the year. Thomas... More Details...

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RADIOACTIVE LEAK THREATENS JERSEY: Nuke-Plant Material Underground Creeping Toward Water Supplies

In April of last year, subterranean pipes under the nation’s oldest nuclear power plant in Oyster Creek, New Jersey (pictured), finally succumbed to corrosion and began to leak radioactive water. Spreading at a rate of one to three feet a day, the leak has now covered enough ground to infiltrate one of the state’s major aquifers that serves as the water source to virtually all of southern New Jersey. Granted, the first private or commercial drinking-water well has not been contaminated yet, as authorities don’t expect the leak to make it that far for another 15 years. But the slow creep of water with radioactive, cancer-causing tritium at levels 50x the legal threshold nonetheless has everyone rightfully nervous and sounding alarms. While state authorities are putting... More Details...

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OIL AND WATER: Explosion of Rig in Gulf of Mexico and Potential for Contamination of Water Supply a Concern

After an oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, not only did the region have to contend with the slick caused by the explosion itself but now approximately 5,000 barrels a day are continuing to spew into the Gulf. Officials and politicians may argue about how best to clean up the mess but what are some of the short and long term implications of the damage already done? If this oil comes ashore, will it contaminate any aquifers? Will it shut down power? Will people be without water? What kinds of threats will the infrastructure of nearby areas be under? Will evacuations be necessary? EcoloBlue™ is a company that has come up with an innovative and revolutionary solution to such problems, caused by unexpected and unforeseen disasters like the one that happened in the Gulf.... More Details...

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HAITI 2010 EARTHQUAKE: Updates from Humanitarian Groups in Haiti

Haiti was just struck with the worst earthquake in 200 years with fatalities estimated in the hundreds of thousands. Even before this catastrophe, Haiti was a fragile, impoverished nation with great charitable needs. Roger Thomas, Coordinator of Outreach Projects and Sponsorship Programs of AMG International, is available as an interview guest with updates from their AMG offices in Haiti and Chattanooga, Tennessee. Also available for interviews is AMG spokesman and board member Philip Zodhiates (ZOH-dee-AH-tees. During your interview Philip and/or Roger give the latest developments and needs of a Caribbean nation that was poverty stricken before the magnitude 7 earthquake and how basic health services like hospitals were extremely challenged to meet the needs of... More Details...

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TSUNAMI/EARTHQUAKE: Call for Aid Disbursements on Non-sectarian Basis (guest in Eastern Time)

The world has just PUBLICLY witnessed a back to back 8.0 magnitude Earthquake and an ensuing Tsunami, killing hundreds and injuring, trapping and displacing thousands more in Sumatra and Samoa. But PRIVATELY what the world doesn’t see is the frequent tragic withholding of aid to minority religious groups in tragedy-torn regions. Christian Freedom International president Jim Jacobson is urging the government of Indonesia to assist ALL the victims of the most recent earthquake and tsunami in western Indonesia. Indonesia, the largest Muslim nation in the world, has a track record of withholding aid from minority Christian after natural disasters. Even when aid pours in from predominently Judeo-Christian nations, Muslim leaders give that aid to ‘their own’ and let the rest... More Details...

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