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But Billy Nungesser, president of oil soaked Plaquemines Parish, said the berm project was absolutely the right decision at the right time."It's easier [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] to throw rocks now," he said. "If they let us armor those islands, it will be the start of the coastal restoration that will protect the marshlands that have been so badly damaged."Pearson Cross, a political science professor at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, said the episode will be a "bit of a blow" to Jindal politically, but shouldn't be too much of a problem if the governor continues to hammer home his argument that the state was taking action when Washington wasn't.

In its report, the commission said the National Incident [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Command the task force headed for much of the crisis by retired Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen was initially skeptical of the plan, but allowed "political considerations" and influence from the White House to affect its posture toward the project.Rob Young, a coastal scientist at Western Carolina University, said the $360 million could have been better spent on removing oil and restoring damaged lands than on a "back of the-napkin kind of project" that so far has amounted to nothing more than drawing a "pencil line of sand."
"We disagree," the commission said in its report. "From a long-term coastal restoration perspective, the berms may indeed be a 'significant step[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] forward,' as Gov. Jindal has claimed, but they were not successful for oil spill response."The government has said that much of the crude that spewed from BP's well following the April 20 rig explosion was skimmed, burned, collected or dispersed. E-mails, internal reports and a log of oil sightings obtained by AP confirm that very little of the estimated 200 million gallons that gushed from the bottom of the sea has been seen on or recovered from the berms.
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