Save the Mexican Gulf Marine Wildlife-Latest News is that the Containment Dome is a failing, Oil still filling the Mexican Gulf ocean almost 20 days after explosive leak started on the 20th of April, 2010, the leak could continue for another 60 to 90 days,then with Hurricane Season on the way.

This webpage has just been set up so its formulating and in the making:
http://www.alternativeenergycompany.com/gulfofmexico.htm

The Gulf oil spill with its 200,000+ barrels of oil a day left to just pour out into the Caribbean Ocean has caused irreversible damage to the already highly endangered mangroves that grow along the Caribbean coastlines. The unfathomable depths at which this spill will wipe out thousands of species of marine biodiversity will be a marine genocide, this will possibly become the largest caused by anthropogenic activities and the largest death toll on Marine Biodiversity ever seen. The effects on migratory birds, island ecology and marine mammals, such as dolphins, whales, blue and yellow fin tuna fish, in addition to other valuable sea life such as the rare critically endangered sea turtles and manatee, are all being destroyed. Valuable fish stocks and natural ecological food chains will all be detrimentally affected that many rare sea animals depend on, the oxygen depletion, the pollution, not to mention the impact on human health to people living in the affected areas, especially the rural people whose livelihoods depend on fishing in the Caribbean.

This is a clean up job worth billions but we will be doing it on very little, we are in the process of collecting as many contacts and resources that can take part in this clean up process over the next months so please contact us below so we can create a network of support for this overwhelming clean up job:

* We require volunteers to help the long process to clean up and restore the worst damage done in marine biological history.
* We need help such as space, resources and equipment with cleaning and saving marine wildlife over the coming months, this is a long term operation.
* We need help for allocated space and clean up facilities for the animals that are rescued.
* We will see a large amount of marine biodiversity destroyed but we will save what wildlife we can. To start this process surveying and tagging some rescued animals may be necessary as well as implementing wildlife surveys, which we need help with.
* We are implementing projects to facilitate all these requirements. i am working on correlating a database to assist our project. Those of you that can help by providing contacts, loaned equipment, donated resources, volunteers, coastline facilities that has appropriate space, available yachts and people to join in please contact me for Save our Seas Program or leave details of resources so we can create a community network operation.
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Save the Mexican Gulf Marine Wildlife-this program is part of the Sustainable Angels and Alternative Energy Company Projects

Visit The Alternative Energy Company our Save Haiti Victims Page for details on our Water Sustainability Haiti Project:
http://www.alternativeenergycompany.com/cpr.htm

All these projects were founded by Chris Sanders C.E.O. California Alternative Energy, INC. Geo Scientist and Sustainability Advocate.

This program is part of the Sustainable Angels: http://www.thebarnettshale.com/sustainableangels.htm

Further research:

Oil Crunching Bacteria -Louisianna
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/05/100507-science-environme...

Read more on what is involved in cleaning up after a major oil spill
http://www.waterencyclopedia.com/Oc-Po/Oil-Spills-Impact-on-the-Ocean.ht...

Take a look at other Major Oil Spills:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_spill#Largest_oil_spills
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2010/04/30/the_biggest_oil_spills_...
http://envirowonk.com/content/view/68/1/

Gulf Oil Marine life victims:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/04/photogalleries/100430-oi...
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