Bowermaster's Adventures - Measuring the extent of oil spillage, AOL News by Jon Bowermaster, November 29, 2010:
With the six-month anniversary of the BP spill now in the rear view mirror the company as well as a variety of officials both federal and state would like the world to believe the oil is gone. ...
[P]hotos and first-hand accounts from Barataria Bay recently show the opposite – oil still reaching high into the marshy grasslands, baby crabs and adult shrimp covered by crude, slicks on the surface. ...
[T]he scene is reminiscent of July, the height of the spill, with haz-mat suited workers rushing around in small boats, booms and vacuums still being deployed in attempts to clean up what is clearly still a mess. According to P.J. Hahn, Plaquemine Parish's coastal zone director, more than 32,000 gallons of oil were sucked out of nearby marshes in just the past 10 days. "People think it's over, but look around," says Hahn. ...
[T]he total amount of Louisiana shoreline impacted by oil has grown from 287 in July to 320 miles today.
so where is jindal? why is this not ever reported ANYWHERE.....after seeing this..i think it was and is a plan....
http://www.prisonplanet.com/climate-alarmists-push-forced-relocation-at-cancun-summit.html
god help us all
So sad to see the pictures of oiled crabs, and the bird walking along the edge of the oiled marsh.
http://www.courthousenews.com/2010/11/29/32128.htm
No time for even sad.The people need to make plans.
jindal--?
http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/06/30/a-governor-seals-oil-spill-records/
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