Fish Deaths, Fishy Explanations, Discover Magazine, October 12, 2010:
A statement issued by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries released the day after the fish kill stated the fish died from low oxygen levels and was not caused by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
P.J. Hahn, the Director of the Coastal Zone Management Department, points out the the LDWF came to that conclusion without taking any water or fish samples of the area.
P.J. Hahn: “We had three fish kills in eight days, all in areas that were heavily oiled during the Deep Horizon Oil spill... All kills covered areas approximately two square miles in size. I collected water and fish samples and turned them over to our DA’s office. Early independent testing results show the fish have oil in their gills and liver. Now a more detail testing will indicate the fingerprint of the oil to see if it matches the BP Deep Horizons oil.”
See also:
- STILL NO TESTS: State agency could not find “viable samples” from massive fishkills… because fish produce “oil of their own” and could be contaminated — Low oxygen blamed
- State officials did NO TESTING on ANY dead fish from the FOUR major kills near oil-impacted areas — Because they “didn’t see any oil related pollution” (VIDEO)
- “MILLIONS”: Fishermen and local officials get real over fish kills (Compilation Video)
Only to say at this point>> d u h, Really ?
Thank you again for your hard work and dedication at keeping us informed. We are sharing the info. We don't always "submit comment" but are always reading. You are Much Appreciated! God Bless You and Yours.
I am still waiting for the futher testing, have followed since kills showed up on the hot line .... http://beforeitsnews.com/story/138/445/Some_results_are_in_on_St._Johns_River,_Lake_George,_Fish_Kills_more_studies_pending.html
At least this report says the truths.
http://beforeitsnews.com/story/138/445/Some_results_are_in_on_St._Johns_River,_Lake_George,_Fish_Kills_more_studies_pending.html
This incident has resulted in increased bouts of Tourettes syndrome and not just in the gulf region but around the world.You don't need this kind of stress.
"....our lungs burn and we cough. our skin is blistered. the babies are dying and we cry. there is no air and it is hard to breathe. where is the food? we are sick, dizzy, blind and weak. we are dying. our last breath at sunset. good-bye to the earth, to my family, and my pod. i am that dolphin dying in the gulf of mexico...."