Massive Coral Die-Off Found Just 7 Miles from BP Oil Spill Site | 80beats | Discover Magazine
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The Deepwater Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico brought us those gut-wrenching pictures of pelicans covered in oil, but up to now there have been mercifully few reports of the disaster causing specific large-scale damage to the Gulf environment. That may be beginning to change: This week oceanographers report a vast swath of coral about seven miles southwest of the Deepwater Horizon site that are coated in brownish-black gunk and dying off. The team says the evidence points to the oil spill as the culprit.
can't wait for tony hayward and his peers to be burning in hell. its the only justice they will ever get