All Things Considered
July 20, 2010
The giant oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is dealing a harsh blow to communities all along the coast — threatening wildlife, fisheries and tourism in parts of all five Gulf states. But the disaster is particularly alarming for people who live on the fragile edge of Louisiana. For decades, they've been in a battle to save a sinking land. Now, the latest threat is forcing a family of Cajun shrimpers to adapt. Full Story