Gulf Oil Spill: Toxic rain destroys tomatoes in Florida

Edited by Robert D. Morningstar

I have received many reports of toxic rains, containing CoRexit and oil droplets across the Gulf region and as far north as Nebraska and Missouri, where oil residue has appeared coating houses after storms.

In Florida, tomatoes dissolved as if eaten away by acid after a rainfall. Vegetation and leaves were left with grey splotches that dissolved those areas of leaves, plants and vegetation.

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