KO - another grim day at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico

[swag]

Run time: 06:18 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRiLBFywl3Q   Posted on YouTube: June 24, 2010 By YouTube Member: firedoglake Views on YouTube: 5   Posted on DU: June 24, 2010 By DU Member: swag Views on DU: 768

 

[ancient_nomad]

1. Thank you for posting this...

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[Divine Discontent]

2. as large as the land around the gulf of mexico is, and the millions of gallons that will end up all

goopy and sticky on each beach, one by one, there is no measure to the level of catastrophe this is - billions in lost tourism, home values plummeting, businesses forced to closed, potentially millions looking for other work - but hey - all those folks on the beaches can get cleanup jobs, ain't that a peach!

and who knows the untold calamities awaiting if a hurricane blows this all over crops, animals, and people in Tampa, New Orleans, Mobile, Houston, or inland into Dallas, Orlando, Tallahassee, etc...

This is such a horrific growing disaster that could literally explode the natural gas down there if the wrong thing is done, and more than likely, this will be a trillion dollar multi-year recovery that will hamper the cities along the Gulf for a very painful period.

I pray they make every right decision, finally, from here on out.

[Selatius]

3. This isn't a disaster in the ordinary sense. This, in point of fact, is a game changer.

Nothing will be the same when all is set and done. Nothing.