gulf of mexico

Louisiana Tech researchers will be flying high  above  the  Gulf  of Mexico  later  this  month  to  conduct zero gravity experiments for NASA.
Coast Guard Continues Search in Gulf
Coast Guard Continues Search in Gulf
Coast Guard Continues Search in Gulf
The search is on for a single-engine Piper PA28 aircraft that disappeared from radar while flying over the Gulf of Mexico about 40 miles southeast of Venice.  The Coast Guard began looking for the plane around noon yesterday, but didn't locate any signs of a downed aircraft or a debris field...
Gulf “Dead Zone” Expanding
The Gulf of Mexico "dead zone" could more than double in size as the result of floodwaters that have poured out of the Mississippi River.  Oceanographers at Texas A&M say the "dead zone" could grow from 38-hundred-square miles to more than 94-hundred-square miles....
BP Oil Spill Meeting in Texas
BP Oil Spill Meeting in Texas
BP Oil Spill Meeting in Texas
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A panel set up to look at how to restore the Gulf of Mexico from last year's massive BP oil spill is meeting in Texas on Monday for the lastest of a series of meetings it has held on the Gulf Coast.
U-S HNRC Holds Hearing In Houma
U-S HNRC Holds Hearing In Houma
U-S HNRC Holds Hearing In Houma
The U-S House Natural Resources Committee holds a hearing today in Houma so they can hear from south Louisiana residents and businesses that have been impacted by the drop in Gulf of Mexico oil production.
DNR Secretary Angelle Statement On Today’s Meeting With BOEMRE Director Bromwich
DNR Secretary Angelle Statement On Today’s Meeting With BOEMRE Director Bromwich
DNR Secretary Angelle Statement On Today’s Meeting With BOEMRE Director Bromwich
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, DNR Secretary Scott Angelle and members of the Back to Work Coalition met with Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEMRE) Director Michael Bromwich and staff to continue the discussion of the obstacles affecting the issuance of new deepwater drilling permits in the Gulf of Mexico.

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