New "old" Gulf news: untested dead fish, people vomiting blood

I submitted my article on natural help for getting rid of Gulf oil spill toxins to a site I write for this past week.  Even though I would consider the site to be a progressive one, I was told that there would be too little interest in the article because the Gulf oil spill was "old news" and readers had lost interest.  I guess it depends on where you look.

Here is one story from a couple of days ago:

Thousands of dead fish floated along Bayou Robinson on Sunday, the latest in a string of four major fish kills plaguing Plaquemines Parish.

“Millions of fish, absolutely, millions,” said P.J. Hahn, Plaquemines Parish Coastal Zone Management director. “We’re used to seeing fish kills out here at this time of year, but not at this number, mass number of fish that are dying, and not in the frequency that they are occurring now.”

What the four areas have in common is not just the fish kills, but also the fact they were previously hit by oil from the spill, prompting parish leaders to ask the state to test the dead fish. …

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is the responding agency for fish kills. They sent biologists out to the sites and blamed the kills on low oxygen levels in the water — a conclusion they reached without doing a single test on the dead fish. …

No further testing was done, Pausina said, because the teams dispatched to the fish kills didn’t see any oil related pollution.

Then there was this video clip