NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A 65-mile stretch of the
Mississippi River, including the Port of New Orleans, was closed to all water
traffic Sunday (23 Feb) as crews cleaned up oil that spilled from a barge after it ran
into a towboat between Baton Rouge and New Orleans, the Coast Guard said. Officials
don’t know how much oil spilled, but only a sheen was reported on the river
following the collision, which happened Saturday afternoon near Vacherie,
47 miles west of New Orleans
The chart
for the Last Quarter Moon at Vacherie is shown above. Notice that it is
prominently placed on the descendant with the horizon axis forming a T-square
with Sun-Neptune. In the previous post
we gave an example of air pollution that led to a death in a NY eatery. Here
the same quarter Moon linked to Neptune is
very appropriately linked to an oil spill.
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