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aceofspades11 year, 8 months ago

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BB64 b- this subject must be very important to you ,seeing that most of the posts are yours.
Pehaps in your zeal you are the one not comprehending what others have wriiten you said--
Ace, you didn't read his message. What you've described was the wildcat days of 75 years ago.
I said it was in the past - a lesson to be learned for the future.
you also said ---
, oil didn't kill the trees. Most of the trees you're talking about were killed by the salt water of the ocean washing into the swamps during storms. It the lower plants come back faster, it will take many years for the trees to fully return. At least where I visited in LA
That's precisely it - you have tunnel vision "at least where I visited in La."
Go down to Houma you can see the forest of white trunks of trees killed by the pollution - not the salt water. Many of those wetlands were not as wet when the trees thrived.
S.La. is rapidly losing to the die-off

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