Video

Linking Mississippi River Watershed Nutrients with Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia

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

Hypoxia: 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.

The Mississippi as Coastal Threat

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

The Dead Zone

Runtime: 3:50
Format: Streaming video (Flash)
Summary:
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.

Interviews and Podcasts

Powerpoint Presentations

Linking Mississippi River Watershed Nutrients with Gulf of Mexico Hypoxia

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

Photo Galleries

A Day on the Acadiana

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

A Day on the Pelican

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

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