From USA TODAY:
The long-term impact of the Gulf Coast disaster could be relatively minor, and the Gulf is likely to fully recover from the April oil spill, the government-appointed compensation chief said Monday.
Speaking to USA TODAY’s Editorial Board in a year-end interview, Ken Feinberg said his optimistic prediction is based on opinions the government has solicited from experts.
“We’re asking everybody right now, scientists, biologists, give us your best estimate … of the status of the Gulf,” Feinberg said. “We’re hearing right now, not much long-term adverse impact…”
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