No good news from the oil spill by Zivka Deleva

The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is not going to end up soon. The US government officials announce that it is possible that the crisis is going to continue this autumn. It is weird how come one of the most powerful countries in the world, doesn’t have the power to handle this environmental disaster. No one promises miracles, in the terms of offering big encouragements that everything is going to be all right very soon, and the spill is going to be stopped. According to the statements in the US news these days, there is no bright future for this part of the country, due to the aftermath that is going to happen and the bad consequences that the oil spill will provoke! . Even after the fall, oil is going to be present in the area. "This will be well into the fall. This is a siege across the entire Gulf. This spill is holding everybody hostage, not only economically but physically. And it has to be attacked on all fronts," said Coast Guard Adm.Thad Allen. The amount of 500,000 to 1 million gallons a day is not an amount that should be underestimated. The balance-sheet till now seems terrifying – roughly 50 million gallons of oil have leaked into the Gulf. The once that are the most concerned definitely are the residents that leave along the Gulf – has anyone imagined how do they live and has the federal government offered some help yet? And I don’t want to imagine what happens to the living world out there. "Oil just doesn't go away. Oil doesn't disappear. It has to go somewhere and it's going to come to the Gulf beaches” - says a resident. You definitely don’t want to live there at the moment.
by Zivka Deleva
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