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Even More disturbing than the stalled cleanups are reports that Hurricane Alex pushes more oil on the Gulf Coast beaches. A report from Louisiana Maritime lawyer has dumped huge tar balls on the beaches near Elmer's Iceland. Another tells of a holiday Louisiana Jones Act lawyers of heavily oil-sand strips along most pristine white Alabama beaches.

Speaking with the Associated Press, Michael Malone, a marine science technician said: "The sad thing is that there are about three weeks since we had no major oil come in here. With this weather, we lost all the progress we made. "

Near Mississippi, were many residents in the hope they had seen the last of the oil spill. But according to the U.S. Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen, he is very excited about Mississippi under a hit from both the oil and the storm worries. "We have seen the oil change direction," said Allen. "It was common in the east to the panhandle of Florida. Because the current wave conditions, and we see oil entering the Mississippi Sound and the surrounding area chandeliers and Breton Sound. We look forward very concerned about it. "

Hurricane Alex also has the potential to adversely affect the plan, the oil leak and cap. Two contradictory reports BP finishing construction of two relief wells date to late July or early August, coupled latest, the relief wells are set BP latest plan finally the oil leak. Talk with a lawyer and a respected Louisiana Jones Act Louisiana Maritime lawyer, they feel that BP failed attempts, finally, the cap from the oil leak last straw for many residents could be Hurricane Alex or not.

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