EPA LADY says she wouldnt swim BUT there is nothing a chemical test of the water could tell you sight and smell cant ???VIDEO

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More clean-up crews than we have seen in days scoured Pensacola beach. Perhaps just a coincidence, E-P-A Administrator Lisa Jackson dropped by for a first hand look at the work. While it's pretty clear, the beach is a mess, what isn't clear to people here is whether the water is safe for swimming.

What would EPA Administrator Jackson do? "Based on the fact that this beach is oiled. No, I wouldn't go in today."


Until we get a standard from the EPA on the levels of petrochemicals in the water so that we don't suggest people go into the water specifically for that, we can't do anything."

"There is nothing that I'm going to be able to tell you in a chemical lab that you can't learn about the safety of the water from a bathing purpose by looking at it and smelling it."