Another algae bloom...

Another Toxic Algae Bloom...

This time it's hitting the St. Johns River

A huge, thick, toxic slime can be seen flowing to the ocean, all along the banks of the beautiful river.

According to the River Keeper organization (non-profit), it started south of Jacksonville. Since then, it's moving north.

"It's the river's way of telling scientists that deadly chemicals can make life dead. It's something that happens over and over because industrial pollution is simply piped into rivers and Oceans worldwide... When chemicals are dumped down the tube... do we ever think... what it might taste like... to the dolphins we say we love... and care enough about to create a petition and raise awareness of the truth of reality for dolphins...

http://Actionnewsjax.com/Algae-bloom--St-Johns-River

photo of algae bloom flowing in river

Join our cause... force manufactures to "Take It Back" ... tell them YOU made YOUR Chemicals, and YOU know best how to RECYCLE them... not us!... so STOP dumping YOUR byproducts into OUR Oceans NOW! and take back what you have already dumped when it is returned to you by the EPA or the Army Corp Of Engineers or whatever salvage company has enough skills to safely transport it back to it's origin... http://EcoDelMar.org/TakeItBack

If this sounds impossible... think about it this way... if you painted antique cars in your garage... could you legally dump the old paint thinner/cleaners down the drain?... of course not! So why are manufacturers allowed to do this on a massive mega-tonnage scale... They are killing our Oceans and Planet Earth and this has to stop. Please sign the petition to tell the US Congress to stop allowing profiteers to destroy our planet for their profit. This is the cause of widespread cancer and children with autism... if you truly want to fight cancer... stop industrial pollution... http://EcoDelMar.org/TakeItBack

GE USA and the American Paper Industry Giants

Filed Lawsuit to block Standard Measures
previously established to protect the
American Public from toxic PCBs

General Electric Company and the American Forest and Paper Association (a trade group representing the paper industry), joined forces to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to block new PCB water quality criteria designed to protect human health.

The EPA settled with industrial giants and yet another corporate action accomplished it's profitable goal:

Hazardous PCB rulings were delayed once again so that highly profitable American Industries were allowed to continue dumping known Toxic PCBs into American Public Waterways leading to the only living Oceans in the entire universe.

http://FoxRiverWatch.com/industry_sues_to_block_safety_standards

Insurance and public health costs are expected to skyrocket as the ocean's food chain is contaminated, more children are diagnosed with ADD and autism, and more adults are diagnosed with cancer. Immune system suppression is expected to result in incurable infections, again severely impacting corporate insurance investments and dividends.