Reuters: BP disaster will slow Gulf states' recovery
From Reuters, July 16, 2010
In Louisiana, the Gulf state most reliant on energy businesses, the economic costs of the federal moratorium on deepwater oil drilling, in place through November 30, will be severe and long lasting, according to Eric Smith, associate director of Tulane University's Energy Institute.
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