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Deepwater Horizon oil stayed beneath the waves
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Researchers are still working to understand the dynamics of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill and its impact on the Gulf of Mexico. A paper published this week in the Proceedings of the National …
Scientists analyze and explain the chemical makeup of Gulf plumePhysOrg.com
Where did the Gulf's spilt oil and gas go?New Scientist
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Gulf oil spill gives a glimpse into the source of atmospheric aerosols
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The Deepwater Horizon spill gushed crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico from April 20 to July 15 last year. It was a devastating disaster that had an overwhelmingly negative effect on the environment. …
Deepwater Air Pollution Study Yields Surprising ResultsRedOrbit
Study: 'Oil-based' atmospheric plumes found near BP spillBizjournals.com
Aerosol data from BP spillChemistry World
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Bacterial bloom ate Deepwater Horizon's methane
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The Deepwater Horizon oil leak released far more than just crude oil; prodigious amounts of methane …
Looking over Deepwater HorizonThe Guardian
Microbes Devoured Methane From BP Spill, Study SaysWall Street Journal
Bacteria devoured methane gas from gulf oil spill, scientists sayWashington Post
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