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A Fort Morgan Sunset From the Summer of Gulf Discontent

July 10th, 2010
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Glynn Wilson

Looking at the sunset over Mobile Bay from the north side of the Fort Morgan peninsula, knowing that the Gulf of Mexico and the bay nearby are full of crude oil from the Deepwater Horizon, one can’t help but wonder if this is the final sunset in the summer of discontent for a way of life on the Gulf coast. Nature will heal itself over eons of time. The question is: Can wildlife and human communities dependent on this nature now survive the BP oil gusher of 2010?

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One Response to “A Fort Morgan Sunset From the Summer of Gulf Discontent”

  1. Esther Davis Says:
    July 10th, 2010 at 8:10 pm

    Where have all the sealife gone?
    Long time passing
    Where have all the sea life gone?
    Long time ago
    Where have all the sealife gone?
    Covered with oil every one
    When will we ever learn?
    When will we ever learn?