On the recordJune 13, 2010
We have got to catch up and keep it from coming into the marsh. We're playing -- we're reacting, instead of being proactive.
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transcripts.cnn.comWe have got to catch up and keep it from coming into the marsh. We're playing -- we're reacting, instead of being proactive.
Nungesser emphasizes the need for proactive measures to prevent oil from contaminating marshlands.
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But if we don't make some serious changes and a sense of urgency does not take hold here, we will lose this war, and it will be his fault.
If we don't make some serious changes and a sense of urgency does not take hold here, we will lose this war, and it will be his fault.
Absolutely not. The spots you saw, you don't have the thick oil. But when a bird gets a little bit of oil on its breast, it's like you punching a hole in a rubber boot. You're going to get pneumonia and die.