Delia Labarre and her sister Deborah Dupre share their shocking report with Dr. Robin Falkov about the growing number of Gulf residents who are ill from the toxic oil spill and need to leave.
Delia Labarre is affiliated with Barefoot Doctors of the Gulf, while Deborah Dupre is an activist and whistleblower who writes columns for Examiner.com.
Censored Gulf news: Gulf Coaster Trail of Tears. Evacuees flee for health and safety
Deborah Dupre
Examiner.com
Sep. 13th, 2010
Contrary to media reports, the oil contaminants HAVE NOT disappeared. Shellfish and aquatic species that are indigenous to the area that were not destroyed by the oil spill ARE CONTAMINATED. Most importantly, the environment along the Gulf Coast IS NOT SAFE. The people of the Gulf need help NOW!
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MORE Gulf residents blood tests show ethylbenzene, xylene and high levels of hexane — “Told they need a hi-res scan of their lungs, brain, liver and kidneys”
Florida Oil Spill Law
Sep. 8, 2010
Not unexpected, given the mammoth use of dispersing agents in the Gulf.
Where’s the oil? On the Gulf floor, scientists say
Associated Press
Sep. 13, 2010
Article written by our radio guest, Deborah Dupré:
Censored Gulf alert: Entire La. communities where vomiting blood
Deborah Dupré
Human Rights Examiner
Sep. 19, 2010