Biology
Scientists Warn "Dead Zone" in Gulf of Mexico Grows Larger Every Year
According to government scientists from NOAA, the annual Gulf of Mexico "dead zone," an area of oxygen-depleted water off the coastlines of Louisiana and Texas that is detrimental to sea life, is larger-than-usual this summer.
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