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To let the oil stay there and hope that nature does the work for them. it's a difficult balance because, as you know, this is a very fragile ecosystem here along louisiana's coast. it has paid a very high price for agricultural pollution, the impact of the oil and gas industry, and talking to environmentalists they say, look the oil spill did some damage but reality is you can clean up all of the oil and if you don't pear th pair that with some coastal restoration project it doesn't make a difference. what really needs to happen they need to restore the coast. >> a place you know so well. join...
Into that well. for weeks, we have been hearing that this will be the first of two final procedures to stop the leak. but today the feds told us there is actually a slim chance this alone could stop the leak once and for all. kris gutierrez is live at a seafood processor in slidell, louisiana ere folks are watching this very carefully. what do we know tonight, chris? >> hi, jon. the goal is to pump that heavy drilling mud at a rate strong enough to overcome the pressure of that oil. if it works, bp would then use that same system of pipe work to actually shoot cement into the leaking well to f...
Trying to survive. it is not just the oil that's still spilling into the gulf closing fishing waters. now it is a problem of perception. cliff hall, co-owner and vice president of sales for the new orleans fishhouse, louisiana's largest seafood processor and distributor. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, lynn. >> you know, you have said in a lot of reports, been vocal about buying fish locally as long as you can. people want the know is it safe to eat? >> i believe it's very safe to seat. every closure that we have had has been far in advance of any oil entering the areas. so i do bel...