Runtime: 3:05
Format: QuickTime
Summary:
Dr. Nancy Rabalais explains her work studying Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia for her Heinz Award profile video.

Runtime: 1:16:30
Format: Streaming video and presentation
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Dr. Rabalais describes the linkage between nutrients derived from the Mississippi River Watershed and hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico.

Runtime: 3:00
Format: Streaming video (Flash)
Summary:
Forty percent of the United States' fresh water drains into the Gulf of Mexico, and a large portion of the Gulf of Mexico is threatened by hypoxia due to human activity and weather.

Runtime: 4:35
Format: Streaming video (Flash)
Summary:
Many people's livlihoods depend on waters affected by hypoxia.

Runtime: 3:50
Format: Streaming video (Flash)
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One of the largest dead zones forms in the Gulf of Mexico every spring. This data visualization discusses the causes of hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico.

Runtime: 0:23:32
Format: Streaming video and interview
Summary:
UpTake interviews documentary director Larkin McPhee about "Troubled Waters" and speaks to several panelists: scientist Dr. Nancy Rabalais, sustainable farmer Jack Hedin and the university's director of the institute on the environment Jonathan Foley.

Runtime: 0:02:56
Format: Streaming video
Summary:
News report about Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone and a dead zone found in Chandeleur Sound. Interviews with Drs. Nancy Rabalais and John Lopez.

Summary:
The R/V Acadiana is a research vessel owned and operated by LUMCON, often used in gathering data about hypoxia.

Summary:
The R/V Pelican is a research vessel owned and operated by LUMCON, often used in gathering data about hypoxia.