3rd Speech Gulf Oil Spill, Worst Environmental Disaster in History"

Speakers introduced by Una Glass of http://www.coastwalk.org

This speaker from the board of supervisors quotes the administrator of NOAA the National Oceanagraphic and Atmospheric Adminsistration, http://www.noaa.gov saying the Gulf oil spill is "The worst environmental disaster..." speaks about the program that pays homeowners in Sonoma County California to invest in solar: http://www.watchsonomacounty.com/2010/04/county/county-loan-program-for-energ...

We had 250 people show up, mostly in car pools for this event in Northern California. The speeches lasted for 45 minutes and i video 90% of them will upload them all as i find time. Was surprising the caliber of speakers for this even as we competed with over 900 other events all over the world and this is a relatively small community. However it is rich in caring, intelligent environmentalists as the following speeches so abundantly illustrate.

i learned a lot that day, the most shocking, if it were not for some of these speakers what the Gulf of Mexico is suffering today could have been us!

Learn more at: http://www.handsacrossthesand.com/

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• hands across the sand
• anti nuclear
• environmental
• green energy
• solar
• bicycle ride
• wildlife conservation
• oceans
• Gulf oil spill

[SEElovEverywhere]

What we have done all around the world is horrible, but the long term consequences of the Gulf oil spill will effect the whole world for a very, very long time. If you are on facebook add me and you can see a fraction of the posts i am sharing to see what i mean. Have been talking to a number of scientists and observes. My name on Facebook is my real name, "Nan Sea Love" ♥

[FUDGEpedals]

I wouldn't call it the worst in history, its the worst in the U.S. but this is no Chernobyl

[ForTheMasses101]

Thank You Nan for posting this !

Phil

[RockDoctorLV]

@SEElovEverywhere Very good. Keep up the good work and Thank You for All You Do.

[picklesloveslight]

worse in America, but certainly not in the world .. just look at what Shell has been doing in Nigeria for 50 years