October 21, 2010
It is unfortunate that it takes catastrophes such as the Gulf Oil Spill for us to realize our direct connection to the vulnerability of our life support system. And now that we have just past the sixth month anniversary of the
Deepwater Horizon explosion, what have we learned? ...
Albert Falco, Bébert…my “older brother” just left us for the Big Blue ...
Far beneath the waves, glistening under the new moon, the mood strikes right for two fishes in love ...
We all, as consumers, must take some responsibility for this disaster in the Gulf. And we must ask ourselves, how can we live more sustainability so this will never happen again ...
As consumers, we depend on the use of oil. Now is the time to take a look at alternatives. For whatever you can afford, there are ways to work toward using renewable energies ...
On our initial expedition there, we were the first to film under water and our footage became evidence that masses of oil were moving beneath the surface and couldn’t be ignored ...
June 25th marks thirteen years since my father passed away. This month also marks his 100th birthday, so it has been a time of reflection for all of us who knew and adored him. It has also been a time of much activity ...
With heavy hearts, the OFS Gulf oil spill response team prepares to leave the area to return to Santa Barbara, California ...
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