The greatest environmental disaster in history is unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico. The oil spill has damaged the shoreline of the gulf coast and my home State of Louisiana. Each day I receive from the State this report listing the affected shoreline. I have visited many of the places, and to Louisianans and my family, it reads like a list of old friends. You can't really understand the impact of this disaster until you hear the names associated with the 103 miles of Louisiana shoreline that already have been affected. This disaster is bigger than anything we have ever seen before. I call upon my colleagues and the Nation to maintain our attention on swift response and recovery and to hold the responsible parties accountable.
Joseph Cao: “The greatest environmental disaster in history is unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico. The oil spill has damaged the…”
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Speaker Cao addresses the environmental disaster caused by the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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