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And
that's the question Exxon has been avoiding all these
years
They know about the
'experiments' they ran & what happened to
the Inipol EAP 22 trials and Corexit Trial PEOPLE
Bob Wade - wife Helen Wade (now dead) probably would
still be very much alive and enjoying more community
service and their GREAT GRANDCHILDREN had Bob not been
in the Corexit trial. Helen could have gotten exposure
2nd hand
Comments
and info on a couple of the EVOS workers
Workers
didn't have the right personal protective equipment
People
who have been harmed have the proof However,
most of the time, they don't even use a computer, and
contacting ill people and getting them to 'do something'
is not that easy, either. Those who are aware that their
health is failing, many times cannot face the gravity of
these issues - especially the young men used in the
'bioremediation' experiment who would mostly be in their
mid 30's today. About the age of many of the 'gulf war
syndrome vets' and with all of the same issues to deal
with - but no attention given to the issue.
Others in
our community may have run across the chemical that was
sometimes spilled - a hazardous job to be a surveyor back
in those days. Many could have come into contact
with it 2nd hand, by getting vapors expelled in the breath
of those ... into your eyes. Remember
a time when your eyes burned & hurt & urine turned
dark? Remember a time when you had
horrible flu-like
symptoms? Doctor most likely would say it
was a virus, but more probably, it was this
chemical's poisoning
We're seeing
a lot more
brain tumors and cancers in our area, too since
1989. Also - I heard a report from 2 sources, that workers
died. One family was sent his last pay
check with no comment of any kind. They never heard
from him again - so they suspect that he died working on
the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup. I know a
woman in our town who nearly died and she's not
getting much medical help for the resultant health
ailments. Doctors are stumped.
The cleanup
was worse than the oil spill itself, if you ask me.
I firmly believe that more people would be alive from that
11,000 group of workers today and living in health had
they never come for that 'job'
Next
time, don't let Exxon 'run the show'
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