What is the ‘dead zone’ in the Gulf of Mexico, and why is it super-sized this year? By Hannah Seo / Published August 4, 2021
Videos show a surreal ‘eye of fire’ in the Gulf of Mexico after gas pipeline ruptures at sea By Rachel Feltman / Published July 3, 2021
Tropical Storm Barry’s biggest threat is already on the ground By Marion Renault / Published July 12, 2019
The Gulf’s Flesh-Eating Bacteria Isn’t Taking Over By G. Clay Whittaker / Published September 8, 2016
Louisiana’s Disappearing Coastline Threatens Entire U.S. Economy By Emily Gertz / Published August 29, 2014
Oil Sheen Sighted in Gulf of Mexico Raises New Questions About Last Summer’s Spill By Rebecca Boyle / Published August 31, 2011
Two-Inch-Thick Layer of “Missing” Oil Found on Gulf Seafloor By Rebecca Boyle / Published September 15, 2010
Newly Discovered Underwater Oil Plume Paints a Complex Picture of Gulf Leak Aftermath By Rebecca Boyle / Published August 20, 2010
A Slick Fix: Oil-Eating Robots Could Mop Up Ocean Disasters By Alessandra Calderin / Published July 27, 2010
Scientists Say They Can Measure Rate of Oil Leak if BP Releases Clear Seafloor Video By Clay Dillow / Published May 14, 2010
Aerial Tankers Attack Massive Gulf of Mexico Oil Slick with Dispersant By Jeremy Hsu / Published May 3, 2010