People came from as far away as Louisiana & even Russia

To help cleanup the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

 

Russia sent a couple of its oil skimmers.  

Thank you, Russia!

They were here in about June, 1989; however, 

with all the political 'wrangling' for 2-3 weeks, 

their help was refused.  

At the time, they had the latest technology 

& had real help for us.

We owe Russia an apology!

 

 

Newest Oil Spill is near Karachi  -  July 27, 2003

Did you know that Alyeska helped Spain?

 December, 2002

Well, their 'reception' was similar,  "Ho Humm"

So what should you do, if there is an oil spill?

Yes, boom and skim the oil  - best you can do

& let nature's winter storms break up the oil...

But keep the people home - USE NO CHEMICALS

OR

Burn the ship & oil immediately

 

 - that's better than what did happen

No Good came out of this Experiment

We haven't even learned what happened to the workers!

Tent City almost overnight

 Oh, Yes, and the NEWS Media 

- Important, Important!

BELOW:  Is this Art Veteri?  He was the Alaska DEC Research and Development Head... who didn't seem to realize that Inipol was more than just the French Inipol; July 28, 1989 it was a new product, Inipol EAP 22 now owned by Exxon & with multiple experimental chemicals added, including

 2-butoxyethanol of 10-12% by weight -

 Experimental in every way  EPA Gives OK

Is OSHA much help?

What do they tell anyone today?

 

NIOSH started to look into health issues of workers, 

but then got sidetracked 

 

Did you know Inipol EAP 22 is an Exxon-owned product? 

 beginning 7/28/89

Exxon bought the patent for Inipol from the French,

and then added 22 chemicals

 

What does Exxon's Expert say ?

 

Other experimental chemicals? 

Inipol EAP 13  used by some in July

And of course 

There were fishing boat protestors 

Against Exxon

Can you blame them?

But it wasn't the Ship's fault <---link

1989 Exxon Valdez ship photos

 

What we'd Rather be doing  - Purse Seiners 

in Prince William Sound out of Valdez, Alaska

 

 

 

 

        Something going on?

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is the Glacier Queen 

housing the Task Force I

 

It had a 6 month net lease of over $10,000 per day 

(boats were paid $100/linear foot per day)

Surveyed before & after use -

returned to original condition - all cost of operation at Exxon's expense

Exxon Men - Taking a tourist day

Come to Valdez, Alaska

 - Come See the Eagles Fly!

And the Work Goes on ... 

Loading Tankers with Crude Oil, Alyeska Terminal, Valdez, Alaska

In 1990 the Coast Guard Marked the SPOT with a tower - more visible than the other marker had been at Bligh Reef, Prince William Sound

 

Also, in 1990

 the 'Bioremediation' Experiment

continues

 

Back

 

 

-Would not recommend trusting OSHA nor EPA with any evidence on this matter.  Instead, contact

EPA's not much help - EPA, your Technical bulletin makes you look bad

Nitrogen and phosphorus is the LEAST of what composes INIPOL EAP 22  

- so little in fact 

that it can only 'technically' be considered a fertilizer.  

It is a surfactant with lots of poison in it at that!

 

 

Was Anyone "Looking Out" for the Workers?

 

Chemicals used were worse than the oil itself!

 

 

2-butoxyethanol is the 'stealth killer' in the USA today

Know Any of These People?

Workers, are they afraid?

First - Check your blood's health

Any troubles building the pipeline in the first place?  Video Tour, anyone?

1-888-853-5333 or Mail: PO Box 233, Valdez, Alaska 99686

Something to share?    Worker, tell your story!

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Thanks to the photographer who shared his photos

May 28, 2003  Feedback

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"Alexander Ragtime"

 

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