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The End of New Orleans: “Three Days”

Friday, September 9, 2005

Just how bad is the toxic soup that has drowned New Orleans?

Three days. That's as long as a pair of rubber boots last in New Orleans. The waters are so contaminated with hydrocarbons. This is the word from a friend of mine working with the Red Cross in Houston.

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