- I was having a cup of tea in the kitchen when I heard
a 'brief' blurb on the news telling of a million fish that had died in
the Colorado River (covering an area of 7 miles). The reason given was
'lack of oxygen'. I waited to hear more on evening broadcasts (pictures)
and there was NOTHING just that 30 second announcement. When I went
searching I found that this was not an aberration pertaining just to the
Colorado, but was happening in all parts of the country (rivers &
lakes)and to put the people, who blame farmer's fertilizer at ease, many
of these areas had no farms anywhere near them. Tens of thousands of fish
have been found in California, Oregon, Washington State, Pennsylvania,
and the Potomac etc. Looking further, I found that this is happening world
wide, from Romania to China! Combine these massive die-offs with thousands
of dead whales, sea turtles, porpoises, birds, honey bees, and butterflies.well,
it's not hard to reason that the planet is dying. These massive deaths
appear to be reported only locally and never making it to the national
scene or an all out alarm by the EPA or environmental (corporate sponsored)
groups?
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- The Gulf of Mexico has a DEAD ZONE that is approximately
7,000 square miles! Oregon has a DEAD ZONE off of its coast the size of
Rhode Island. NO ALARM bells. I can understand this depraved indifference,
since massive pollution, (84,000 gallons a day) from a landfill holding
2.3 MILLION TONS of putrid garbage is contaminating ground water and rivers
in my own state (NH). When our state Department of Environmental Services
held a hearing in the little town of Bethlehem (northern NH) they
had the audacity to tell a citizen, who held a jar aloft, with this rusted
polluted water that 'iron is good for you'. Sending the website 'Goliath
Trust' and photos off to the Governor, Executive Council, and various
legislators, was met with SILENCE. Moral: Corporate polluters, military
testing (sonar), corporate HOG farmers, etc, take precedence over the
health of the nation and our waters...
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