Thursday, August 15, 2013

Why This Year's Gulf Dead Zone Is Twice As Big As Last Year's

Mother Jones
First, the good news: The annual "dead zone" that smothers much of the northern Gulf of Mexico—caused by an oxygen-sucking algae bloom mostly fed by Midwestern farm runoff—is smaller this year than…Now, for the bad news...Details here.

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