Oil Spill Modelling: Reflecting On Ecosystem Impacts From The Deepwater Horizon Spill

Bailey, D.; Dannreuther, N. M.; Maung-Douglass, E.; Partyka, M.; Sempier, S.; Skelton, T.; Wilson, M.

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Oil Spill Modelling: Reflecting On Ecosystem Impacts From The Deepwater Horizon Spill

2021
By Bailey, D. ; Dannreuther, N. M. ; Maung-Douglass, E. ; ...
Series: GOMSG-G-21-010

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Personal Author:

Bailey, D. ; Dannreuther, N. M. ; Maung-Douglass, E. ; Partyka, M. ; Sempier, S. ; Skelton, T. ; Wilson, M.
Corporate Authors:

Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative ; Sea Grant Association
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; DWH (Deepwater Horizon)
Sea Grant Program:

FLSGP (Florida Sea Grant) ; MASGC (Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium) ; LSU (Louisiana Sea Grant) ; TAMU (Texas Sea Grant)
Description:

The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill and the dispersants used in response to it affected Gulf of Mexico ecosystems from the deep sea to shorelines. The effects were complex as habitats and organisms within these systems interacted with and influenced one another.
Keywords:

Deepwater Horizon Ecosystems Fisheries Oil Oil Spill
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GOMSG-G-21-010
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Instructional Material
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Public Domain
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Submitted
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urn:sha256:03b0523b4a728feeb630cff360b7b085a5c9f4419add0c33fe915afecc846533
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