King Corn --- Our most heavily subsidized support By Rich Lowry11 August 2007; Baton Rouge ADVOCATE Republican presidential candidates flocked to Ames, Iowa, for the Iowa straw poll this weekend, an event that is both an early winnowing process for the GOP presidential field and an object lesson in how one state can hijack the [...]
The Dead Zone Strikes AgainWave Maker's News, July 2007; Gulf Restoration NetworkFor the full story, please go to:/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/WaveMakersDZ.pdf
Grand Isle Dead Zone Conference: A Call to Fishermen and Concerned CitizensAugust 11, 2007The Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico is growing! This year, it is expected to be larger than in any year since its discovery. Are you concerned? Well, this is your call to action! Join your coastal neighbors by participating in [...]
Grand Isle will host dead-zone conference By NIKKI BUSKEY August 10. 2007; Houma Daily Courier HOUMA -- Contrary to the term "dead zone," Grand Isle, which rests near the oxygen-depleted water’s edge, has been experiencing a bounty of shrimp, crabs and fish crowding into the island’s fishing grounds.Called a "jubilee" -- for the emotions many [...]
Researcher: Texas Dead zone shrinking By MICHAEL GRACZYK, Associated Press Writer 09 August, 2007; Associated Press HOUSTON - The first detected "dead zone" off Texas in the Gulf of Mexico, a 1,700-square-mile patch of oxygen-depleted water that could threaten sea life, is shrinking as fresh water pouring into gulf from the rain-swollen Brazos River subsides, [...]
SURVEY CRUISE RECORDS THIRD-LARGEST "DEAD ZONE" SINCE 1985NOAA Magazine, August 1, 2007 AREA SIZE OF NEW JERSEY CLOSE TO NOAA-LSU PREDICTIONScientists from the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, led by Nancy Rabalais, Ph.D., after completing a NOAA-sponsored survey cruise to measure the actual size of the northern Gulf of Mexico hypoxic zone have indicated an actual [...]
Gulf's 'dead zone' off Texas Coast shrinking By MICHAEL GRACZYKAugust 9, 2007; Houston Chronicle The first detected "dead zone" off Texas in the Gulf of Mexico, a 1,700-square-mile patch of oxygen-depleted water that could threaten sea life, is shrinking as fresh water pouring into Gulf from the rain-swollen Brazos River subsides, a Texas A&M University [...]
Mapping the Gulf of Mexico's growing dead zone By A Clear Voices for Science Podcast 2August 08, 2007The Gulf coast dead zone, or waters low in oxygen, reappears each year in the spring and summer off the coast of Texas and Louisiana. In July 2007 scientists measured the third biggest gulf dead zone ever recorded. [...]
EDITORIAL: Dead zone needs to just dieAugust 07. 2007; Houma Courier The issue: Dead zone.We suggest: Shrink the problem.For years now, scientists and others have known about the vast dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico.Although they could clearly see that little life could exist in the oxygen-depleted waters of the dead zone, they weren’t [...]
Gulf dead zone big as New Jersey in 2007 By Program #5280 of the Earth & Sky Radio SeriesAugust, 2007In 2007, the “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico isn’t as large as predicted, but it’s still the third-largest dead zone ever mapped in the Gulf. It’s an area about as big as the state of [...]
