Lambeau residents complain that they are still struggling to recover from the impact of the oil spill.
From pockets of oil continuously resurfacing to struggles in repairing vessels, health concerns, and loss of business, these are just some of the many problems experienced by the residents of Lambeau since February 7th, when the Gulfstream overturned and shipwrecked on a reef near Cove, leaking oil. The government has succeeded in decanting the oil from the ship and is working on salvaging the wreckage. However, the residents of Lambeau have stated the problems are not over. They shared some of their problems at Monday’s consultation for compensation.
