In diesem speziellen Fall schon,die Gesundheit der Bevölkerung und ein intaktes Ökosystem müssen doch höher bemessen werden als irgendwelche finanziellen Interessen.Die Katastrophe war immens,aber die Menschen der Region können doch wohl erwarten,das alles unternommen wird um den Schaden zu minimieren.bennamucki schrieb:Hast Du tatsächlich erwartet, daß die Menschen aus der Vergangenheit lernen würden?
That second major disaster has been caused by the unnecessary use of the toxin Corexit dispersant. In early May of 2010 just after the crisis began, I requested that our Louisiana Attorney General Buddy Caldwell use whatever legal means were necessary to stop the use of this toxin. Shortly thereafter, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal requested that the use of this toxic dispersant be discontinued because of the long-term environmental damage. And still later, it was reported in the media that you also ordered BP to stop using Corexit. Surprisingly, I also read in the media that they even refused your request.http://gosrc.wordpress.com/2011/01/22/obama-called-out-by-louisiana-senator-about-toxic-dispersant-use-on-bp-gulf-oil-spill/
Mr. President, my concern is that this toxic and damaging chemical is still being used and it will compound the long-term damage to our state, our citizens, our eco-system, our economy, our seafood industry, our wildlife and our culture.
Das sollte man als normal denkender Mensch so annehmen.FiatLuxFan schrieb:In diesem speziellen Fall schon,die Gesundheit der Bevölkerung und ein intaktes Ökosystem müssen doch höher bemessen werden als irgendwelche finanziellen Interessen.Die Katastrophe war immens,aber die Menschen der Region können doch wohl erwarten,das alles unternommen wird um den Schaden zu minimieren.
Das Video ist völliger Quatsch!
Es wäre zwar durchaus vorstellbar, dass im Golf von Mexiko "erdölfressende" Bakterien ausgebracht wurden, schließlich kennt man solche Bakterien schon lange, ob das aber tatsächlich der Fall war weiß ich nicht.
Diese völlige neue künstliche Lebensform hat es auf Kohlenstoff abgesehen,darum haben unzählige Menschen in der Golfgion offene Hautläsionen.
Was GENAU ausser der reisserischen Überschrift ist inhaltlicher Quark?JohnDifool schrieb:Das Video ist völliger Quatsch!
Der Arzt dieses Mannes weiss da mehr wie du,das sind dokumentierte Fakten von der Seite von Michael Edward,auf den es diverse Leute bereits abgesehen haben,weil er irgendwas unappetitlichem auf der Spur ist:
This copyrighted short video clip is taken – by permission – from an interview by Jerry Cope with Steven and Stephanie Aguinaga. Steven talks about how his doctor informs him he had “a new illness we’ve never seen before” and that he was told there was “a rare bacteria” found in his body, “similar to the microbes that eat oil”. Then he discusses the death of his best friend, Merrick Vallian, who “on August 23 8:10 AM just fell over and he was BLUE… his heart just stopped.” Steven and Stephanie had vacationed last July at Fort Walton Beach in Florida with another couple. After swimming in the Gulf, all of them became sickened. Four weeks later, Merrick Vallian – Steven’s best friend – died. Steven’s own health continues to deteriorate.
*ROFL*
Das was ich oben versucht habe zu erklären, dürfte wohl ungefähr dem Forschungsstand entsprechen, welchen die Gruppe um Venter zum Zeitpunkt der Explosion der Deepwater Horizon am 20. April 2010 hatte. Das Paper dazu wurde erst am 21. Mai 2010 in Science publiziert! Zugegeben kann es durchaus mal etwas länger dauern, vom Einreichen eines Papers bis zur Veröffentlichung und in dieser Zeit wird natürlich fleißig weitergeforscht. Das wäre aber immer noch zu kurz, um plötzlich ein synthetisches, kohlenwasserstoffabbauendes Bakterium aus dem Ärmel zu zaubern.
Das war nicht böse gemeint,tut mir leid,aber ich wurde in den 9/11 Threads systematisch zu dem gemacht,was ich jetzt bin. ;-) :D
Ich selbst glaube(!),das man das Bakterium schon davor entwickelt hat.Du weisst doch bestimmt wer am 20.April Geburtstag hat,das kann unmöglich ein Zufall sein.;-)
AFP) – Aug 24, 2010
WASHINGTON — A new species of bacteria found in the Gulf of Mexico degrades oil faster at deeper and colder depths than expected, scientists said Tuesday in a study that could explain how the BP oil spill has mostly disappeared.
The bacteria not only speeds up the bio-degradation of crude oil, but does it without depleting vital oxygen levels in the water, said the scientists who analyzed in May a plume of oil at a depth of 1,000-1,200 meters (3,600-4,000 feet), extending 16 kilometers (10 miles) out from the broken BP wellhead.
"Our findings, which provide the first data ever on microbial activity from a deepwater dispersed oil plume, suggest that a great potential for intrinsic bioremediation of oil plumes exists in the deep-sea," said Terry Hazen, a microbial ecologist with Berkeley Lab's Earth Sciences Division and lead author of the study.
"These findings also show that psychrophilic (cold temperature) oil-degrading microbial populations and their associated microbial communities play a significant role in controlling the ultimate fates and consequences of deep-sea oil plumes in the Gulf of Mexico," he added.
The bacteria live in waters as cold as five degrees Celsius (41 Fahrenheit) in a relatively unexplored microbial habitat in the Gulf of Mexico, where the pressure is enormous and there is normally little carbon present.
Das ist sogar in der Wikipedia verewigt und ich habe es auf der vorherigen Seite schon gebracht,sorry,das hätte ich auch gleich bringen können anstatt dem Film...
In August, a study of bacterial activity in the Gulf led by Terry Hazen of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, found a previously unknown bacterial species and reported in the journal Science that it was able to break down the oil without depleting oxygen levels. [237] Hazen’s interpretation had its skeptics. John Kessler, a chemical oceanographer at Texas A&M University says “what Hazen was measuring was a component of the entire hydrocarbon matrix,” which is a complex mix of literally thousands of different molecules. Although the few molecules described in the new paper in Science may well have degraded within weeks, Kessler says, “there are others that have much longer half-lives — on the order of years, sometimes even decades.”[238] He noted that the missing oil has been found in the form of large oil plumes, one the size of Manhattan, which do not appear to be biodegrading very fast.[239]Wikipedia: Deepwater Horizon oil spill#Oil eating microbes
By mid-September, research showed these microbes mainly digested natural gas spewing from the wellhead – propane, ethane, and butane – rather than oil, according to a subsequent study published in the journal Science.[240] David L. Valentine, a professor of microbial geochemistry at UC Santa Barbara, said that the oil-gobbling properties of the microbes had been grossly overstated.[241] Methane was the most abudant hydrocarbon released during the spill. It has been suggested that vigorous deepwater bacterial bloom respired nearly all the released methane within 4 months, leaving behind a residual microbial community containing methanotrophic bacteria.[242]
Some experts have suggested that the proliferation of the bacteria may be causing health issues for residents of the Gulf Coast. Marine toxicologist Riki Ott says that the bacteria, some of which have been genetically modified, or otherwise bio-engineered to better eat the oil, might be responsible for an outbreak of mysterious skin rashes noted by Gulf physicians
Ich hab mir den gesamten Artikel brav durchgelesen, hab aber heute wirklich keinen Bock mehr noch groß darauf einzugehen und über die Feiertage hab ich keinen Internetzugang.http://worldvisionportal.org/wordpress/index.php/2011/01/the-perfect-genetic-storm/
Wie lange habe ich diesen Satz hier nicht mehr gelesen,aber er musste irgendwann wieder kommen.
Das dieser Mann "Stimmung macht" dürfte wohl klar sein,immerhin wurden Millionen Menschen belogen,vertröstet,vergiftet und im Stich gelassen.
For this short snippet video, I had downloaded the entire BBC TWO video of about 18 minutes directly from the BBC site (see link in description above) on December 1, 2010 right here from Florida. Now it's no longer available for IP addresses in the US. The video - along with 3 others on the BBC page - were definitely available outside UK borders right here in Florida last December because I personally recorded all of them, even though none are available for viewing here now.__________________________________________________________________________
