Nancy Rabalais

This summer, the low oxygen area totalled 2,720 square miles -- well below the 8,776 square miles measured in 2017. The black line here denotes where disolved oxygen was less than 2mg/l.

Gulf Dead Zone Much Smaller Than Average

Travis Lux

Every summer, a dead zone forms in the Gulf of Mexico. It’s an area with so little oxygen that marine life can’t survive, caused mostly by agricultural...

Nancy Rabalais on the Dead Zone

Jim Engster

Professor Nancy Rabalais of LSU's Energy, Coast and Environment Department talks about the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico and its impact on the…

MONDAY: Cathy Kling, Nancy Rabalais, and Eugene Turner on the Gulf's "Dead Zone" + Bernie Pinsonat

Professor Cathy Kling of Iowa State University, Nancy Rabalais of the Louisiana Marine Consortium, and Professor Eugene Turner of LSU's Department of…

Biographer Larry Berman; Political Consultant Ray Strother on Presedential Race

Jim Engster

Biographer Larry Berman talks with Jim about his new biography "Zumwalt: The Life and Times of Admiral Elmo Russell "Bud' Zumwalt, Jr."Political…