Florida Scientists Find More Missing Oil | Video

Florida Oil Spill .com has been following the scientists from USF for months since we saw their first presentation at Bayboro Harbor during the Florida Oil Spill Forum. We put out a call for the alleged 75 percent of the oil that had disappeared according to some published reports. Lo and behold, the University of South Florida researchers aboard the Research Vessel RV Weatherbird II have returned from another voyage. It is not treasure they bring. Video report follows:

Florida Oil Spill Town Hall | Secretary of Navy | Bayboro Harbor

Florida Oil Spill Town Hall News

Florida Oil Spill Town Hall - U.S. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus will attend a Gulf Oil Spill Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, August 3, 2010 at 6:00 PM on the University of South Florida St. Petersburg Campus at the Fish & Wildlife Institute Auditorium 100 Eighth Avenue, SE; St. Petersburg, 33701-5095. Doors will open at 5:00 PM.  

           

Secretary Mabus was ordered by President Obama to take responsibility of long-term environmental planning for the region.  The Secretary of the Navy also directs a number of initiatives, including continued clean up, restoration, research and understanding what caused the disaster in the first place.

Welcome to Florida | Oil Spill Arrives | Video

Well, its now official, the oil has arrived in Florida, just as predicted, albeit a week later than scientists had calculated. In Tampa, scientists from the University of South Florida have made several trips from St. Petersburg, Florida's Bayboro Harbor in their research ship. Not surprisingly, the scientist's findings have been castigated by corporate shills, despite replication of their findings of underwater oil plumes by other independent researchers. Here is the latest video.