Nearly 15 months after the massive BP oil spill blighted the Gulf of Mexico and beaches across the southeast, Floridas top agriculture official said that an untold number of residents whose livelihoods were disrupted have not yet been compensated. Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, along with some Panhandle business owners and fishermen affected by the massive spill, testified at a U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship hearing in Pensacola on Monday.
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