A Move to Protect Deep Sea Corals
This blog was written by Hannah Leis, Healthy Gulf’s Fisheries Associate.
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Conserve Gulf Resources
Save Some for the Grandkids: Protecting Red Snapper for Future Generations
This blog was written by Hannah Leis, Healthy Gulf’s Fisheries Associate.
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Deep Sea Corals: Sea Pens
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Deep Sea Corals: Alcyonacea
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Deep Sea Corals: Black Corals
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The perspective of a southern environmental advocate
This article is excerpted from the Summer 2017 issue of Gulf Currents, GRN’s bi-annual printed newsletter. At a recent national gathering of environmental and conservation activists, it became very clear that my colleagues from the East, Mid-West, and West were extremely stressed and disheartened by the efforts of Congress and the White House to neutralize
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Feds: Seismic Oil Surveys in Gulf of Mexico Would Injure 30 Million Marine Mammals
The press release below was issued today by the Natural Resources Defense Council, the Center for Biological Diversity, Gulf Restoration Network and Sierra Club. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management has released a final environmental impact statement that concludes seismic surveys for oil and gas exploration in the Gulf of Mexico would cause significant harm
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Dead Zone Bigger than Ever – Report Reveals America’s Largest Meat Companies’ Role in Polluting Gulf of Mexico
Today, researchers from Louisiana State University (LSU) and the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON) announced that the 8,776 square mile (New Jersey-sized) Dead Zone is the largest Dead Zone on record. The Dead Zone is fueled by fertilizer pollution flowing down the Mississippi River from the American heartland, which causes massive algae blooms that use
Deep Sea Corals: Lophelia
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Deep Sea Corals: Stony Corals
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