"PORT SULPHUR, LA. -- It sounds like a bottomless gusher of money: a $20 billion fund to help make Gulf Coast residents and businesses whole. But here in the bayou, where rich oyster beds have provided livelihoods to many and brought wealth to a few, people worry just how far BP's handouts will go."

Dana Hedgpeth reports for the Washington Post June 20, 2010.
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SEE ALSO:

"Business Melts Away For Gulf Coast Ice Houses" (NPR)
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"Louisianans Hurt By Spill Queue For Free Groceries" (NPR)
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"A Lucky Few Manage to Profit From the Gulf of Mexico Disaster" (Greenwire) [5]

"Seafood Safety Concerns Take Toll in Restaurants Nationwide" (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
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"The Oil Spill Colors the Fabric of Gulf Coastal Life" (McClatchy) [7]

"Oil Spill Stress Starts To Weigh on Gulf Residents" (Los Angeles Times) [8]