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Cleaning The Oil-Drenched Pelicans
http://annem040359.wordpress.com/ ^ | June 7, 2010 | annem040359

Posted on 06/07/2010 4:50:14 PM PDT by Biggirl

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A difficult but rewarding animal/wildlife rescue effort.
1 posted on 06/07/2010 4:50:14 PM PDT by Biggirl
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Embedding is disabled ... here's the direct link to YouTube
2 posted on 06/07/2010 4:51:58 PM PDT by mlizzy ("Is there more to the story, daddy?")
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To: Biggirl

Good video and nice advertisement for Dawn dish detergent, eh?


3 posted on 06/07/2010 4:55:12 PM PDT by mlizzy ("Is there more to the story, daddy?")
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Video showing heroic efforts by people who are cleaning the oil off the pelicans

Heroic?

4 posted on 06/07/2010 4:57:56 PM PDT by humblegunner (Pablo is very wily)
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Heroic?
They're heroes to the birds.
5 posted on 06/07/2010 5:00:15 PM PDT by mlizzy ("Is there more to the story, daddy?")
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To: humblegunner

Considering the hugh effort in this rescue and cleaning up, it is indeed. :)


6 posted on 06/07/2010 5:00:25 PM PDT by Biggirl (I Have A New Rainbow Bridge Baby, Negritia! =^..^=)
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so negative.......trump that..what do they do with them after they are “dawned”.......drive them to Fort pierce so they can fly back........Sad situation........


7 posted on 06/07/2010 5:01:18 PM PDT by CGASMIA68
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It is a sad situation. I haven’t my hearing, so I didn’t pick up on where they were bringing them; is Fort Pierce on the east side of Florida?


8 posted on 06/07/2010 5:05:05 PM PDT by mlizzy ("Is there more to the story, daddy?")
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To: humblegunner

You live down there. What are you doing to help???


9 posted on 06/07/2010 5:05:31 PM PDT by Uncle Chip (TRUTH : Ignore it. Deride it. Allegorize it. Interpret it. But you can't ESCAPE it.)
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To: Biggirl

waste of time, imo. I think these people are there to make themselves feel superior, not to help any birds.


10 posted on 06/07/2010 5:06:52 PM PDT by mamelukesabre (Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum (If you want peace prepare for war))
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What are you doing to help???

Not freaking out about it for starters.

11 posted on 06/07/2010 5:12:44 PM PDT by humblegunner (Pablo is very wily)
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From The Earth Organization website:

"The Earth Organization is bringing micro organism technology into Louisiana to handle the oil spill.

Micro organisms are the primary converters on this planet. They change things. To relate this article specifically to the Gulf Coast oil spill, there are certain micro organism products which address the problem of an overwhelming amount of oil. The micro organisms actually eat and digest the oil, breaking it down into non-toxic substances and, when there is no more oil to eat, those micro organisms then die off themselves.

There has never been found a single bad side effect from this process and, in fact, there are many good side effects from it. Not only will the oil be cleaned up, but there will be a rejuvenation of the health of the wildlife in the area, with a relatively quick resurgence of flora, fauna, and marine life, including shrimp, fish and oysters. With a proper application of the micro organisms to an area, we’re talking a few weeks to a few months, not decades, to clean it up.

The same type of partnering relationship exists in any environment, be it a farm, an animal, marshlands, a river, or the ocean. Micro organism products utilize specific combinations of these beneficial micro organisms that assist and aid life in its efforts to survive.

The application and use of micro organism technology is completely safe, extremely effective, and relatively inexpensive compared to other proposed solutions. In looking over all of the information, there is no question that the micro organism technology is the only true solution to the Gulf Coast oil spill, when taking all elements of the problem into consideration."

More here.

12 posted on 06/07/2010 5:17:24 PM PDT by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
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Naked power washing a polar bear would be heroic.

Pelicans? Not so much.

Hope they don't wind up like the seals that were released by misguided idiots, only to be instantly eaten by killer whales (on camera).

/johnny

13 posted on 06/07/2010 5:21:53 PM PDT by JRandomFreeper (Gone Galt)
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Hope they don't wind up like the seals that were released by misguided idiots, only to be instantly eaten by killer whales (on camera).

Killer whales gotta eat, too.

14 posted on 06/07/2010 5:25:12 PM PDT by humblegunner (Pablo is very wily)
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Not freaking out about it for starters.

Well then forgive us for disturbing your sleep. Have another beer and take another toke and go back to bed.

15 posted on 06/07/2010 5:29:27 PM PDT by Uncle Chip (TRUTH : Ignore it. Deride it. Allegorize it. Interpret it. But you can't ESCAPE it.)
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What good is it to clean the pelicans? Their environment will repeat for them the problem. Are all the rescuees to be put in cages to prevent them from getting oil-soaked all over again? This is not a localized problem where the pelicans can be cleaned up and released a few miles down the coast, and besides, they will return to their home grounds from wherever. They are birds and they fly. The air has no fences.


16 posted on 06/07/2010 5:57:57 PM PDT by arthurus ("If you don't believe in shooting abortionists, don't shoot an abortionist." -Ann C.)
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By all means, freak out about the oil that isn’t on the beach.
Charter a boat and go look for it. Hell, charter several.
Get Geraldo to ride along, carry paper towels to soak it up.

Spray detergent on any animals you see. It’ll make them cry but you’ll look like a hero.

Pick up tar balls on the beach. Pick up two.
Lord knows you need a pair.


17 posted on 06/07/2010 6:10:03 PM PDT by humblegunner (Pablo is very wily)
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Considering the hugh effort in this rescue and cleaning up, it is indeed. :)

Hugh indeed; and series.

18 posted on 06/07/2010 6:40:09 PM PDT by Chuckster (Domari nolo!)
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You live down there. What are you doing to help???

Help who? BP?

19 posted on 06/07/2010 9:55:45 PM PDT by Mike Darancette (Flip Both Houses)
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yup


20 posted on 06/08/2010 2:35:30 AM PDT by CGASMIA68
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