Louisiana – A State Under Assault – Now Past the Coastline and Heading Inland

Posted on June 23, 2010 | 5 Comments

It’s Not Just the Coast or the Coastline where fallout damage is occurring from the Gulf Oil Spill. It is now carried through the air via, wind and rain, and moving inland:

Oil Rain In Louisiana?



HistoryTours — June 22, 2010 — this looked exactly like what we saw yesterday under the Bay Saint Louis Miss Bridge On Our Way Out To Cat Island In The Gulf. Thick Brown Gooey Foam

More information on other affected states here:
Is Benzene the Culprit and Creeping Out of the Gulf of Mexico? Or is it Oil? Or Both?

And tipping into the BP cams doesn’t offer much hope anytime soon.

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