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The EPA is now telling BP to change the chemical dispersant. |
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The government agency wants BP to choose something less toxic now. |
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CNN's Ed Lavandera has more on one alternative that is already to go. |
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Hundreds of containers are just sitting here in the Houston sun. |
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To some, it's just another example of the mismanagement of the oil spill. |
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The containers are full of a chemical dispersant called Sea Brat 4. |
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Why is it sitting here, and not in the ocean instead? |
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No one really knows, especially since BP's on record as saying it would use the stuff. |
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We also have a second product now identified to use called Sea Brat 4, which we will begin introducing into the -- the process as well. |
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That's what BP said almost a week ago. |
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But we found the Sea Brat 4 just sitting here in an industrial park outside of Houston, Texas. |
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You're looking at it, almost 100,000 gallons of the less toxic dispersant. |
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Guess who ordered it? BP did, on May 4, almost three weeks ago. |
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This is Sea Brat. It's in totes ready for delivery. |
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John Sheffield is president of the company that makes Sea Brat 4. |
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Do you think it's weird that stuff's just sitting here in the Houston area? |
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It's ridiculous. It's ridiculous. You know, I think something's intentionally trying to stop us from getting our product in the water. |
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