Muscatine

You have apparently missed those tv commercials from the southern states affected by the oil platform spill. The spokes-person for each state and area go on the record in the commercials that the clean up is done, the beaches are open, the restaraunts are brimming with capacity. That means fisherman and shrimpers are back in business.

But....but....but...you said "crude" value! You are still using estimates. AND, you have offered no proof on YOUR calc method results that are documented anywhere....which was my original posting. YOU, nor anyone else, mallcontent, can say what is Iowa's contribution, or Missouri's, or any other state. Which is the point you can't seem to grasp. That last attempt by your offering an old Iowa report did not even take into account the Missouri river and all its connective states, which enters the Miss near St. Louis, above the confluence of the Ohio river, which was spoken to in that old report about the upper Miss rvr basin being the main polluter. When are you going to get this? NO ONE can say what is anyones' pollution in the gulf. And you should be embarrassed for even attempting to offer that old agendized report. DUH!

Ok....I'm letting you know!

Now, prove what you have nothing more than an "opinion" on. Get it? It's THAT simple! How many times have you said you were going to shut up about this? ....and still you offer nothing more than your opinion! 

We're discussing nitrogen in the Gulf causing a large dead zone.   Why do you bring up oil on the beaches?