The disaster that is now going on in the Gulf could segue into a land-based ecological disaster if action is not taken to stop the unlawful dumping of oil into landfills. With everything that has gone wrong with this BP well, you would think they would be thoughtful about the by-products.
If the oil gets pushed inland and then dumped in landfills, we are looking at killing the Gulf. There will be no coming back. Our vibrant Gulf of Mexico could become as dead as the Aral Sea or Lake Karachay in what was the USSR. I am writing President Obama and my Senators. Someone has got to stop this before it gets worse.
Please join me in saving the Gulf of Mexico. Find your representative here.
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Local News: Oil-soaked booms dumped in Jackson County | oil, waste, county, landfill, related, dumped, management, soaked, solid, booms
Oily waste from BP oil spill cleanup in Escambia County being dumped in Panhandle landfill.
Waste Management on Wednesday began dumping oil-coated materials from Mississippi coast beaches into the Pecan Grove landfill, which it is permitted to do, but which is an activity ...
News: Oil-soaked booms dumped 150 miles away | oil, landfill, county, waste, related, booms, soaked, dumped, solid, escambia
After reports on Wednesday that Waste Management was dumping oil-coated materials from Mississippi coast beaches into the Pecan Grove landfill, residents' frustration turned to ...
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Under no circumstances should contaminated debris connected with the BP oil spill be dumped anywhere in Mississippi, particularly the Pecan Grove landfill in Harrison County.
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