A Talk by Dr. Riki Ott: EPA National Contingency Plan and the Gulf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FB7IIN098IM

Pensacola, Florida - June 10, 2014

Objective: By April of 2015, the ALERT pilot study will conduct health evaluations and environmental baseline monitoring, and establish networks of informed health care providers, in two regions of the country at-risk from petrochemical exposure----Gulf Coast communities harmed by the 2010 BP DWH disaster and Keystone XL corridor communities. ALERT will test for evidence of chemical exposure and provide training for treatment for oil-chemical related illness in these exposed communities. An important component of the ALERT project will be focused on educating community leaders and the public on the risks and health effects of petrochemical exposure to work toward solutions for treatment of current illnesses and protect against future exposure events.

CLICK HERE - Video - Part 2

CLICK HERE - Video - Part 3

CLICK HERE - Corexit: An Oil Spill Solution That Is Worse Than The Problem?

CLICK HERE - U.S.: Sick Gulf Residents Beg Officials for Help

CLICK HERE - EPA - National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan (NCP) Overview

CLICK HERE - Alert Project

CLICK HERE - Riki Ott