September 2004, Number 26
The Dead Zone
- Hypoxia: The Gulf of Mexico's Sumertime Foe
- More Nitrgen Upstream, Fewer Filters Downstream
- Can Wetlands Restoration Revitalize Offshore Waters?
- Caernarvon: A Case Study
- What Lies Ahead for the Dead Zone?
- Watermarks Interview: John Day, LSU
- Credits
Special thanks to Doug Daigle, Mississippi River Basin Alliance; Dugan Sabins, Louisiana State Hypoxia Committee; Ken Teague, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; and Robert Twilley, Louisiana State University, for their assistance with this issue of WaterMarks.
For more information about Louisiana’s coastal wetlands and the efforts planned and under way to ensure their survival, check out these sites on the web:
| www.lacoast.gov | www.btnep.org | www.saveLAwetlands.org |
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