"The real issue - that I don't think the nation is paying attention to - is that through the city of New Orleans, through the Gulf of Mexico, we probably deal with almost a third of the nation's domestic oil that is produced. And that will most likely be shut down," Mr. Nagin said.
"So, this can have a significant impact on oil prices going forward," he added.
Sunday, August 28, 2005
New Orleans via the NYT:
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