The news on the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico was very bleak this morning, one month after the oil rig explosion, as reported on NPR's Morning Edition: "In Louisiana, thick oil from the April 20 Deepwater Horizon rig blowout has crept into delicate marshes, feeding and breeding grounds for much of the state's famed seafood, as well as for birds and other wildlife." NPR's coverage of all aspects of the disaster is brought together here.
Science magazine is one of many sources keeping close watch on developments in the Gulf, you can follow the news at ScienceInsider.
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