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Deepwater Horizon Spill Threatens More Species Than Legally Protected
Newsroom America (Newsroom America) — Marine species facing threats from the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico far exceed those under legal protection in the United States, a new paper in the journal … |
 CBC.ca |
Scientists wary of BP oil spill's long-term effects on species
NOLA.com It also will recommend creation of science-based models of how oil could affect the Gulf, creation of long-term research sites to monitor for future oil … Coast Guard official: Spring the target for getting all oil from Florida … BP Well Capped, Gulf Oil Cleanup Continues Zukunft and NOAA provide operational update, cite cap placed on well 2 days ago |
 Washington Post |
BP responsible for harm to ecosystem and species in the Gulf
PitchEngine (press release) The cumulative oil-slick footprint from the Deepwater Horizon blowout covered thousands of square miles in the Gulf. At least 650 miles of Gulf Coast … Six months after BP oil spill, Gulf tourism is on the mend 6 Months After Oil Spill, Much Remains Unknown Six Months Later: Keeping Faith in the Gulf |
 The Guardian |
Deepwater Horizon spill good for some species
HULIQ This is not a story about minimizing the impact of the Gulf oil spill, but it will center on an interesting boon for certain life forms in the Gulf. … BP oil well behind disaster is officially declared dead Gulf Oil Spill: Deepwater Horizon Well Now 'Effectively Dead' Says Coast Guard Coast Guard declares BP Gulf oil well plugged |
 Moneycontrol.com |
New Microbe Species Breaks Down Gulf Oil Plume
Softpedia As this happened, massive amounts of oil were gradually released into the waters, eventually leading to the worst environmental disaster in the history of … More BP problems: The trust fund Gulf Oil Spill: Scientists Reporting Natural Cleanup Are Funded by BP and US … Defender of the deep: The oil's not gone |
Moneycontrol.com |
Is new species of microbe gobbling up Gulf oil spill?
Christian Science Monitor A study released Tuesday suggests that a new species of microbe is consuming the undersea plumes in the Gulf oil spill – perhaps more quickly than … New Study Sees Dissipating Oil Spill The Spill In the Gulf May Be Over But Congress Must Tackle BP's Terrible … Oil from BP spill degraded faster than expected, study finds |
 WKRG-TV |
Lawsuit Seeks Stringent Endangered Species Analysis for Offshore Drilling
New York Times "While Salazar's conclusion that exploration drilling in the Gulf posed little risk of a large oil spill was dubious at the time it was made, … Environmental group sues Interior Secretary Salazar over oil spill negligence Center for Biological Diversity sues US Interior secretary |
BlazerCast for May 4, 2010: Biologists Thane Wibbels, Ph.D., Ken Marion, Ph.D., and their graduate research assistant Andy Coleman have spent the better part of four years fighting to keep the Alabama Diamondback Terrapin off the endangered species list, going so far as to open a turtle hatchery on campus. Now, the growing oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico could void the progress theyve made, Wibbels says. Hear what most concerns him as the oil spill closes in on the Alabama coast line in this weeks Blazercast. Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Become a fan of BlazerCast on Facebook: bit.ly
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