Ray Mabus’ Report on Long-Term Gulf Coast Recovery
Tuesday, September 28, 2010 at 3:30 pm
Here is the full Gulf coast long-term recovery report, written by Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus.
I wrote about the report earlier today here.
According to an Obama administration statement on the report:
A key recommendation in the report is that Congress dedicates a significant amount of any civil penalties obtained from parties responsible for the Deepwater Horizon oil spill into a Gulf Coast Recovery Fund to go toward addressing long-term recovery and restoration efforts in the gulf. The president has decided to follow this recommendation, and congressional action is critical to the overall effort.[...]
The Mabus report recommends continued support for individuals, families, and businesses to help them navigate the claims process, and to give assistance to communities to identify additional needs. It urges a media campaign – paid for by the oil spill’s responsible parties – to help restore public confidence in the seafood industry and promote tourism in the area. The report examines ways that the gulf can take advantage of opportunities in emerging industries. The report also identifies critical needs for health and human services across the region and recommends continued engagement with the nonprofit sector.
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