Senator Landrieu To Salazar: How Are Feds Going To Help Oil Workers Earn Money?

Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) asks Department of the Interior Secretary Ken Salazar during a hearing held by the Senate Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday what the government's message will be to the 330,000 oil workers in Louisiana that are getting laid off due to the administration's renewed moratorium on offshore drilling. (0:24)
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Impacts Of Oil Spill Will Be Felt For Years, Says Greenpeace Official

Greenpeace USA Senior Oceans Specialist John Hocevar tells Talk Radio News Service that the continuing oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico should serve as a major wake-up call to Americans about the risks associated with offshore oil drilling. (:30)
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Louisianans Concerned Over Energy Costs, Says Sen. Landrieu

Amid energy debate, Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) said Tuesday that her constituents in Louisiana are concerned about increases in energy costs and taxes. (0:32)
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Congressman Melancon says he is proud of America

Congressman Charlie Melancon tells Former Congressman Bob Ney he is "proud of America" and what he thinks will happen after the inauguration at Radio Row on January 19, 2009 (02:01).
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House Republican Radio Row: Rep. Charles Bustany (R-La.)

Meredith MacKenzie speaks with Rep. Charles Bustany (R-La.) about energy development in Louisiana at the House Republican Radio Row. (3:59)
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