Monthly Archives: April 2010
Hello everyone and welcome
Hello everybody, and welcome to the first post for my new blog. It’s gotten into early summer weather down here around the Gulf. The humidity that felt kinda unique and nice a few weeks ago has settled into its usual “we’ll live with it” cycle, but this summer we have something special to worry about — we have to wonder how our summer weather cycle interacts with tens of millions [...]
Read More »Mr. Smith released the following statement: “In contacting and retaining experts due to my representation of commercial fisherman and the Louisiana Environmental Action Network relative to the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, I believe there is a strong possibility of a total failure of the BP Deepwater Horizon fluid control system. “According to experts in the industry I have spoken to confidentially, the pipes from which the [...]
Read More »Today, Louisiana commercial fisherman and the Louisiana Environmental Action Network are seeking a declaratory judgment and injunctive relief in the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Louisiana, against British Petroleum, Halliburton, Transocean, Anadarko Petroleum, MOEX Offshore, Cameron International, and their subsidiaries regarding on-going damages these corporations’ actions are causing to the wetlands, waters, commercial fisheries and wildlife of Louisiana. According to the suit, the following is being sought from the [...]
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