Excerpt: "The oil is not gone; it keeps coming in places like Grand Isle, LA, and Biloxi,MS, rolling in with the tides as globs of tar balls and sheen. Louisiana beaches near Port Fouchon and parts of the rich fishing grounds in Barataria Bay remain still closed due to oil contamination."
The oil is still not gone one year after the BP oil-spill disaster hit the Gulf of Mexico, and fishermen struggle to survive. (photo: John Moore/Getty Images)
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"a “future factor” payment, which is intended to address the risk, if any, of future loss caused by the spill. When the GCCF issued its Final Methodology in February 2011, it noted that “[t]here is evidence of a strong economic recovery
underway” in the Gulf."
All is controlled by BP MONEY and Lawyers in Obama corporate administration.
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