Gulf 'dead zone' above average but not near record

Monday, July 29, 2013 - 13:30 in Earth & Climate

NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- This summer's "dead zone" at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, where there's so little oxygen that starfish suffocate, is bigger than average but doesn't approach record size as scientists had predicted, according to findings released Monday....

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