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This is just another great example of corporate funding to distract the public. BP is funding an environmental program for public schools in California. In this video, they discuss "green-washing" where deliberate attempts are made to advertise "good environmental policies," by companies that are clearly not concerned with environmental outcomes, but profits. It should be obvious that no research can be trusted if it is being funded by corporations with agendas.

http://www.democracynow.org/2010/9/10/why_is_oil_giant_bp_helping

Can you sleep at night BP?

I read this article a week or so ago. It is about the gulf disaster and the long term implications on humans and the environment. We are talking cancers, tumors, and many painful deaths and diseases. Everything in it was as I had suspected, but not yet heard. This sadness is beyond comprehension. The most amazing part of it all is the constant attempts to hide information from the public.

http://www.helium.com/items/1929422-bp-gulf-disaster-may-be-killing-millions

Also, possible radioactivity:

http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2010/08/bps-crude-oil-may-be-radioactive.html