Paul H. Rubin: Why Is the Gulf Cleanup So Slow?

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Very good analysis of the cleanup (or lack thereof) of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. A very interesting perspective from a renowned economist writing from Destin, Florida (used to be a helluva beautiful place - and hopefully it will be again!). Read:

Paul H. Rubin: Why Is the Gulf Cleanup So Slow? - WSJ.com

Forward this posting on to your friends - he poses some great questions for those of us who live near, vacation on, and love the Gulf!

David

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