Here it is: videographic evidence of massive amounts of oil and Corexit all over the Gulf beaches, both before and after Hurricane Lee. I want to emphasize that this is happening NOW. These are not shots from 2010. If you ask me, this is pretty damning evidence that the BP Gulf spill is not cleaned up–and that oil in the Macondo Prospect could still be gushing through cracks in the sea floor. Why this is not major news is beyond me.
Thanks go out to the photographers and videographers who captured these images. (Credits can be viewed by clicking through to YouTube.)
All right: Here’s what people have found so far Post Lee:
Bay Saint Louis Beach
Pensacola Beach
Santa Rosa Beach
Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge
Not much of a refuge, huh?
Bay Saint Louis Beach
Toxic Corexit Foam Mess
More Toxic Corexit Foam
Tarballs in Alabama (Associated Press)
Bay Saint Louis Beach, September 9, 2011
by Charles Taylor
Oil Everywhere: Bay St. Louis
Dead Baby Dolphin in Biloxi
From the Gulf Restoration Network:
See more images on their Flickr Stream here.
And here’s what was already out there BEFORE Lee–Most of these videos were taken in August 2011. This all appears to be fresh oil:
Visit On Wings of Care for more pictures and video like the above.
Got more to add? Send ’em to me at diane@blackoilredblood.com. I’ll post with credit to you!
