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    Posted May 25, 2010 by
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    Oil disaster views and solutions

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    By milliontrees  |  Posted May 25, 2010  |  Sedona, Arizona
     

    Oil Gator is a cotton waste product used to clean up oil spills.  Gatorinternational.com has 8 million pounds of this product ready to go the the Gulf of Mexico.   It has cleaned up previous spills and is not being used currently at the Gulf.  It needs your help to get it there.  One correction, the microbes are used to eating cotton oil not Linseed oil.  It takes 30 days for the microbes to eat the oil they have consumed.

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