Gregory Stone is director of Louisiana State University's Coastal Studies Institute and experienced the Exxon Valdez disaster while on the ground in Alaska. "His research interests are in coastal processes and storm effects and hydrodynamics along beaches. He is also founder and Director of the WAVCIS (wave-current-surge information system for coastal Louisiana) laboratory at LSU," according to GulfBase.org.
The International Business Times reported, "That when [Stone] flew over the Gulf of Mexico in late August, he saw 'clouds' of oil... He also says there are regions where oil has gathered on top of the sediment. It's only a matter of time before some of it washes up on shore again, probably after a storm."
Stone is convinced that "it is vital for more studies to be done to find out when and where the oil will be coming back," according to the report.
He added, "The region has been lucky because there haven't been any intense storms this year. But when it does happen, much of the oil that is presently in the Gulf will be washed back on shore."
Would it be easier to deal with if it were ashore. At least it could be gotten to.
BP is terrorist where's the military.
OH helping the queen steal Iraqi oil
F--- BP
F--- Hayworth
F---- Thad Alvin the chipmuck traitor
This is war people
We have to nuke them.
Gulf War II and you people in the south are being genocided
Remeber 1814