Deborah Dolen talks about the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill

The downing of Deepwater Horizon was a significant event.  With over 3,000 rigs in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico it is surprising we have not had an oil spill sooner.  Water is our most precious resource and our water was at risk before the BP oil crises. Our Dolphins, Manatees, Whales, Sea Turtles and fish of every kind are in jeopardy as well as fowl of every make.  Deborah Dolen Images

Water and oil do not mix.  The use of Corexit to disperse the oil is particularly disgusting because Corexit is anti-freeze and kills small animals who drink it on a daily basis. ~Deborah Dolen

Recommended books on Amazon

Water Wars: Privatization, Pollution, and Profit is an excellent book on Amazon as well as Rainwater Harvesting for Dry Lands

photo of Sarasota Bay by Brandon Clifford

BP Oil Crises "Let the Dolphins Eat Cake" by Deborah Dolen (RSS/API) Deborah Dolen explores ethics of allowing BP to manage the oil crises. http://deborahdolen.blogspot.com/2010/05/bp-oil-crises-let-dolphins-eat-cake-by.html

What Wildlife Rescues Need Help With  A list of very basic items gulf coast recues could use in response to the BP oil spill crises. http://deborahdolen.blogspot.com/2010/05/what-wildlife-rescues-need-gulf-oil.html

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World in Motion:  No time for Rugged Individualists by Deborah Dolen  talks about Eyjafjallajökull, global environment impacts on our life and the importance of food storage. http://deborahdolen.blogspot.com/2010/04/icelands-volcanic-eruptions-giving-food.html

People of the Corn by Deborah Dolen Discussion on how we are all basically made of corn right down to our DNA.  http://deborahdolen.blogspot.com/2010/02/people-of-corn-by-deborah-dolen.html

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Often sighted with her Katrina rescue dog Ringo Deborah lives on Sarasota Bay and enjoys all of the gifts the Gulf of Mexico has to offer, Donating to Wildlife is one of Deborah's biggest commitments, whether it is money, supplies, or her time. A graduate of Eckerd College, situated right on Tampa Bay, Deborah became interested in oceanography and how our water ways work.  Florida wildlife has a very intimate relationship with the Gulf of Mexico.