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Agricultural run offs have resulted in the formation of hundreds of dead zones (also known as hypoxic zones) in the oceans and seas all over the world. One such dead zone is present in the Gulf of Mexico off the Louisiana and Texas Coast. This is the...
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Crude oil fell in New York as forecasters said a storm in the Gulf of Mexico will probably miss the main U.S. production areas, easing concern that supplies will be...
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Humanity is being forced to pay a heavy price for advancement of civilization and consequent economic development. To sustain the burgeoning global population and its...
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A unique bottlenose dolphin calf has been viewed at Louisiana shores in the Gulf of Mexico. According to experts, this albino is probably one-of-a-kind and charter...
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The much weak-kneed waits seem to be over with the hurricane season lashing the lands with full swing. On Monday, the powerful winds along with the clamoring torrential...
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Hurricane Dean is threatening to hit Gulf of Mexico after having pounced Jamaica and the Caribbean. As Mexico prepares itself for the torment ahead, Jamaica starts to...
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This is hurricane season in Gulf of Mexico or North Atlantic. And Hurricane Dean has already started spitting its malicious venom in the Caribbean, with thunderous rain...
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The marine ecosystem-rich Gulf of Mexico is being alarmingly bereft of its oxygen level, enough to suffocate its marine life to death.
Called the ‘dead...
made popular Jul 18 2007
A breath of relief for the navy men who are worried and disgusted by their ships’ getting entangled in dense floating vegetation, while sailing across the western...
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In oil exploration and drilling, Vietnam is the latest partner of Cuba in the Gulf of Mexico. Recently, Chief of the communist party of Asian nation has visited and it...
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Excessive or low nitrogen levels in soil may not just pose serious threats to the environment but also may lead to huge economic loss for the producers of corn.
If...
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A new genus and species of primate has been discovered. Though, long vanished from the earth it was kept preserved in the fossil record. Scientists have recovered...
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Bowing to the immense pressure mounted by the democrats, the U.S. government decided to lift a long-standing moratorium on drilling in Bristol Bay, Alaska. The decision...
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Scientists have been studying the sinking coast of Louisiana for long. But, recently they have come up with a surprising, rather astonishing new finding that revealed...
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With the natural reefs destroying amidst rising ocean temperatures, here is the world’s largest artificial reef created intentionally. Holes have been blasted in...
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Texas to get the nation’s largest offshore wind farm, officials announced Thursday. The farm will consist of as many as 500 windmills out in the Gulf of Mexico....
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The Louisiana’s marshes are destroying. Along with the worries, people have been blaming oil companies, levees and the burrowing nutria for the phenomenon. But,...
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We know turbines to be the best producers of alternative energy. But, they too are often denounced as eyesores for the people living around them. Norwegian energy group...
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Humanity is being forced to pay a heavy price for advancement of civilization and consequent economic development. To sustain the burgeoning global population and its...
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Here’s some news that might shake the world of environmentalists and policy makers. Although, the ‘Oxygen poor’ zone of Texas and Louisiana...
made popular Jul 31 2007
The marine ecosystem-rich Gulf of Mexico is being alarmingly bereft of its oxygen level, enough to suffocate its marine life to death.
Called the ‘dead...
made popular Jul 18 2007
Now get signal in dead zones also with the zboost from Wi-Ex, who has created a compact system that has the ability to boost the signal in the dead zone.
The system...
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Waters low in Oxygen have created a death trap for aquatic life off the coast of Oregon. This has been occurring since the summer of 2002. Deep sea fish and crabs that...
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Nitrogen is the main factor in creating the large and growing low-oxygen ‘dead zone’ in the Gulf of Mexico. A Louisiana State University scientist, Eugene...
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