EVOS thoughts from Richard

February 19, 2007

Mr White,

My name is Captain Richard Nagel and I was in the RCAC in 1989, 1990, and 1991 before the chemicals " Inipol " and the rest were outlawed, so to speak. My feelings run deep on the subject of the Chemicals used. The reason is because I supplied all the Inipol in Prince William Sound and the Kenai Peninsula for Exxon. In 1993 I was fired because I spoke up about the hazard's of the chemical Inipol. This was after I got the MSDS report from the French Corporation that Exxon bought the rights to for Inipol. I will have you know their MSDS report is totally different from the one Exxon published. Make's one wonder why ?

If you have the time go to http://exxontellslies.blogstream.com/ This is my story and believe me I am not proud of it. I have hurt a lot of people by not speaking up before they were exposed. I resigned from the RCAC because they're full of shit. If you would like to contact me feel free to do so, I also was exposed. I had half my stomach removed in 1994 because of cancer and now I have severe blood disorders and that's not even half of it .

Signed,

Captain Richard D. Nagel

A quick summary here *

"Canadian researcher Peter Wells in 1984 concluded that part of the problem with oil dispersants is that their toxicity appears to be linked to their effectiveness: Effective dispersants are too toxic, and nontoxic dispersants are ineffective" quoted by ADN 8-15-89

http://www.adn.com/evos/stories/EV147.html

Coast Guard Vice Adm. Clyde Robbins, the on-scene coordinator for the spill cleanup

"What in the world are we doing testing this stuff now?" Robbins asks.

http://www.adn.com/evos/stories/EV147.html Anchorage Daily News, 8-15-89

Peter Moutasano, a Department of Environmental Conservation member of the Resource Assessment Team in the area warned a reporter not to touch the rocks with bare hands because the fertilizer attacks red blood cells and can cause liver and kidney damage. ADN, 9-16-89 http://www.adn.com/evos/stories/EV123.html

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