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The Deepwater Horizon Gulf Oil Spill has devastated the Gulf of Mexico, businesses and people all along the coast. The effects will be felt for years to come and will have an impact on all of us. At Green Boating USA, we have already felt the effects and are trying to do our best to provide Remediation Information and Products that will not further damage the Environment. What can you do to assist with this crisis in the Gulf? Show you support Green Boating USA by visiting our Advertisers/Sponsors page and join us.

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Remediation Products:

Be Prepared! Protect Your Property!

The Rapid Oil Containment (ROC™) Sorbent Barrier System can be deployed at speeds of 35 mph, is light weight, fits onboard any size boat, and is reusable several times. Additional information is available at our Everything Mechanical and What's New? pages.

As you would keep a fire extinguisher in your kitchen, all boats, boat facilities, condo's, homes, campgrounds, golf courses... Every fuel dock, boat, and any other waterfront property should have the ROC™ Sorbent Barrier System to corral and contain any oil prior to it reaching your investment.

1,000 foot roll ROC™ Retail $569.00 Green Boating USA Introductory Special Price $534.00 (4% Alabama Sales Tax and $35.00 Shipping and Handling charges added at Checkout. Any additional Sales Tax will be billed separately) Introductory Price ends 08-25-2010.

1,000 foot refill Retail $269.00 Green Boating USA Introductory Special Price $244.00 (4% Alabama Sales Tax and $18.00 Shipping and Handling charges added at Checkout. Any additional Sales Tax will be billed separately) Introductory Price ends 08-25-2010.

Checkout will be through Green Boating USA, LLC.

Please contact GBUSA for rush delivery rates.

	Additional Uses: Oil Changes - lay the ROC™ down during an oil change Yard - Coastline yards can tie off the ROC™ Boat Dock - surround your Dock/ Boat with the ROC™ Dry Storage and Maintenance Facilities - surround work area to catch any oil residue from wash-down
	Information Links: BP Claims site BoatUS Oil Spill Insurance Info Progressive Insurance Oil Spill Info Geico - 1-800-841-3005 State Farm Air Quality Daily Report The White House EPA Vessels of Opportunity (boats) - (866) 279-7983 or (877) 847-7470 Official Site of the Deepwater Horizon Unified Command - Claims NOAA's Office of Response and Restoration (OR&R)
Pictures of the Gulf 07-05-2010 Weeks Bay is one of the staging areas for the Vessels of Opportunity. Boat Wash had been setup about 3 days prior to this photo and was not operational yet. We did see an oil sheen on the water in this location. First 2 photos are north of Weeks Bay near Fairhope. Last 2 photos are in a park off Broad Street in Mobile. No sheen present.
I think this says it all.	Pictures of the Gulf: 06-20-2010 Signs all over the Gulf like this one. Workers are seen at just about every parking area.	Heavy equipment being used in the clean up effort.
Oil and dispersants washing up on the beach.	Oily boom deployed. Boom had oil on both sides. Not good.	Oily sand.
Oil and dispersants	Empty beach around Orange Beach Alabama. King Fisher bird fishing in dispersants.	Blue Heron legs were black. Head looked ok.
	Pictures of the Gulf - 2009 Going over the Florida/Alabama line. on 06/20/2010 this area is now covered up with heavy equipment and booms everywhere.
	Pictures of the Gulf - 2007 The way it used to be.
	Pictures of the Gulf - 2005 So beautiful.