The damage left in Katrina's wake made the already troubling supply and price situation significantly worse.

The ones that are not on yet are probably the ones that are going to require more time and attention. Now we are really getting into the tougher part of the job. I don't think that people really understand the magnitude of the damage that's been done.

It looks bad. They're preparing for the worst.

These areas must follow the example of Louisiana and many other states in sharing these energy resources.

It's too late now, but Congress has consistently failed to sequence regulatory requirements in a responsible fashion.

Federal policies must fully consider the impact of environmental regulations on fuel supply.