This Week in the Gulf

Here are this week's updates on the Gulf:

• “We keep seeing this foam coming in just about everyday” — “They keep spraying” dispersant says Emergency Operations Center worker

• Feds now ignoring workers who report being sprayed by Corexit (VIDEOS)

• Before DOSS testing for Corexit dispersant “government scientists devein and shell shrimp”

• “Outbreak”: Fungus hits Alabama marshes — Something has “gone haywire”

• 46 ppm of toxic parts of crude oil found in jellyfish eaten by bottlenose dolphins

• Independent tests show seafood “samples exceeded more than twice the ‘tolerable daily intake’ based on the FDA’s average rates of consumption”

• Not even a bloodhound’s nose could detect harmful hydrocarbons says toxicologist — NOAA and FDA “NOT using certified lab methods”

• Gulf researcher: “Oil appears to be everywhere” on seafloor, a massive “kill zone” where “it looks like everything’s dead” — Degrading “very slowly” (VIDEO)

• “Giant” 1/8 MILE glob of oil washes up in Orange Beach — “Overwhelming smell” (VIDEO)

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