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To the Editor
I was pleased to hear
IMUS praise a hospital for using non-toxic cleaners on his radio-athon
charity fund raiser for cancer
May 21. What
people don't realize is that our nation has 'sold us short' to allow
strong poison in our every day household cleaning products and in
multiple industries: the auto industry in painting cars;
the dry cleaning industry, the plastics industry and the CLEANING
industry. EPA should never have approved Inipol EAP 13 or Inipol
EAP 22 or any Corexit, either, for the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill cleanup.
And since the symptoms are the same for 2-butoxyethanol poisoning in
both worker populations: EVOS workers AND the Gulf War Syndrome
Vets... I wonder if the military volunteers and medics and navy
amphibious ships which housed the beach cleanup crews in Saudi Arabia,
1991, were caused from this or a similar chemical?
If our legislators have allowed
profits for private industry to supercede the concern for its people,
then truly we are a heathen, godless nation. If you knew the
children born dead &/or deformed... if you knew the pain of any
person so poisoned... & that of their families... you would use a
little more 'elbow grease' when cleaning your bathtub, and demand that
no products strong in 2-butoxyethanol EVER be used. www.valdezlink.com/heathen.htm
Margaret Diann Hursh
PO Box 233
Valdez, Alaska 99686
907-835-5333
1-888-853-5333
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Why Did Christine Whitman, EPA Administrator 'step down?'
Why was Christine Whitman considered ineffective? Or was she?
How did her policy views differ from that
of the administration? Or did they?
I have been 'bugging her' about the
approval of 2-butoxyethanol
in Inipol EAP 22 and Corexit
which began with the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill cleanup. Was there
anything she could have done to removed them from EPA's OK-to-use
List? www.valdezlink.com/epa.htm
I believe Gulf War Syndrome Vets poisoned by same or similar chemicals - http://www.valdezlink.com/symptoms_of_gulf_war_illnesses.htm
We have had more deaths & 'cruelty' to our people from this chemical than the dead of both Gulf Wars Combined ... & no one pays any attention?
Most likely MORE from the workers of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill cleanup alone... & then who knows of the multitudes more?! |