Retrieving Sample Cylinders into Gulf – Multicorer sampling operation aboard the RV Gyre.
Credit – with permission from: Texas A&M-University Corpus Christi, Sandra Arismendez / NOAA
Excerpts;
A technical comment published in the May 27 edition of the journal Science casts doubt on a widely publicized study that concluded that a bacterial bloom in the Gulf of Mexico consumed the methane discharged from the Deepwater Horizon well.
The debate has implications for the Gulf of Mexico ecosystem as well as for predictions of the effect of global warming, said marine scientist and lead author Samantha Joye, University of Georgia Athletic Association Professor in Arts and Sciences…
Read Full Article, By Sam Fahmy, University of Georgia
Methane Concentration Surprises Scientists, in Coastal Care
Scientists Document Fate Of Deep Hydrocarbon Plumes, in Coastal Care
1 Million Times The Normal level Of Methane Near The Gulf Oil Spill, in Coastal Care
