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The Earth Organization is working to clean up the polluted waters of the world.

Trisha Springstead is a Registered Nurse with a degree in Biological Science from UCSB. She lives in the The Nature Coast of Florida and has traveled the Gulf coast far and wide since the beginning of the oil blowout disaster. Using her nursing skills, she has attempted to help hundreds of seriously ill residents who have been horribly impacted by the toxic chemical dispersant called Corexit that has been used to sink the oil beneath the surface.

An ex-presidential candidate, an A-list heart-throb, a swashbuckling actor and a lifelong environmentalist. But the threat of global destruction has galvanized politicians, celebrities and local heroes to join arms at the picket line. By turning our admiration into action, they hope that we will follow their lead and go green.

Bio-remediation is a technology which harnesses the power of natural micro-organisms (also called microbes, or bacteria) to clean up toxic environmental situations.

Despite what you?ve heard in the media, the disaster in the Gulf is not over. Not even close.

Over the past few weeks, new, fresh oil has been documented through photos, video, and subsequently confirmed with lab tests to be coming from the Deepwater Horizon well.

EPA Violating the Clean Water Act, Petition Declares
The Earth Organization demands action from congress.

Feb. 9th - TEO has been selected as recipients of Whole Foods Market's 5% Day to benefit eco-awareness for LA youth!

Louisiana Senator requests disclosure from US Administration regarding decision-making process for toxic dispersant.