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Scientists find smaller ‘dead zone’ in the Gulf than initially expected this summer (opens the original)
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Scientists on board a research vessel have found a smaller “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico than initially expected this summer. At approximately 1,332 square miles, the zone is the second-smallest measurement in 40 years of measurement, according to researchers backed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The dead zone is a region of the Gulf that emerges each summer where there is not enough oxygen to support fish and marine life, a condition known as “hypoxia.” In June, NOA
Scientists find smaller ‘dead zone’ in the Gulf than initially expected this summer (opens the original)
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Scientists on board a research vessel have found a smaller “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico than initially expected this summer. At approximately 1,332 square miles, the zone is the second-smallest measurement in 40 years of measurement, according to researchers backed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The dead zone is a region of the Gulf that emerges each summer where there is not enough oxygen to support fish and marine life, a condition known as “hypoxia.” In June, NOA
Scientists find smaller ‘dead zone’ in the Gulf than initially expected this summer (opens the original)
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Scientists on board a research vessel have found a smaller “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico than initially expected this summer. At approximately 1,332 square miles, the zone is the second-smallest measurement in 40 years of measurement, according to researchers backed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The dead zone is a region of the Gulf that emerges each summer where there is not enough oxygen to support fish and marine life, a condition known as “hypoxia.” In June, NOA
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