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Daily Comet (Louisiana) (Thu 19 Apr, 2012)
Researchers discuss oil spill's impacts
Staff quoted: Don Boesch
Continuing research into the effects of the B.P. oil spill suggests damage to coastal residents' health may not be as bad as previously feared, a panel of experts gathered at Nicholls State University said Wednesday.
Broadneck Patch (Thu 19 Apr, 2012)
Some Bay Rivers' Grades Climb Despite Low Chesapeake Score
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison
The Chesapeake Bay's grade went down from a C minus to a D plus, the second-lowest it's been since 1986. But not everything is looking down.
KCTV (Kansas City) (Thu 19 Apr, 2012)
Expert: Louisiana recovering nicely after BP oil spill
Staff quoted: Don Boesch
THIBODAUX, LA (WWL/CBS) – A scientific conference at Nicholls State University reported the status of Louisiana two years after the BP oil spill on the Gulf Coast.
The Washington Examiner (Thu 19 Apr, 2012)
Crab population rebounds to strongest level in 19 years
ANNAPOLIS - Maryland's blue crab population reached its healthiest mark in 19 years, Gov. Martin O'Malley announced Thursday, as one of the state's signature resources recovers from record low populations just a few years ago.
The Houston Chronicle (Thu 19 Apr, 2012)
Editorial: Congress must respond to spill issues
Staff quoted: Don Boesch
Two years ago, the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded off the coast of Louisiana, killing 11 workers and setting off what would become the world's largest oil spill. Over the next three months, as roughly 5 million barrels of oil gushed into the Gulf of Mexico, Americans were astonished by how utterly unprepared government and industry were - both to prevent the disaster, and to respond to it.
WGMD (Delmarva) 92.7 (Wed 18 Apr, 2012)
2011 Report Card Released for Chesapeake Bay
The health of the Chesapeake Bay appears to be declining. And Tuesday, scientists at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science and NOAA gave the Chesapeake Baya D-plus in its latest report card on the state of the bay.
WJZ-TV (Baltimore) (Wed 18 Apr, 2012)
Weather swings have left Chesapeake Bay in bad shape
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison
Wild swings in the weather in 2011 have left the Chesapeake Bay in its worst shape in years.
WWLTV (Louisiana) (Wed 18 Apr, 2012)
Scientists grade responding agencies two years after Gulf oil spill impact
Staff quoted: Don Boesch
It's a report card two years in the making. Friday will mark the second anniversary of the start of the Gulf oil spill, and the ongoing impacts of the BP oil spill are still front and center for some of the hardest hit areas along the Gulf coast.
WJLA TV (Wed 18 Apr, 2012)
Chesapeake Bay gets D+, Potomac a D in new report card
Staff quoted: Bill Dennison, Caroline Wicks
BALTIMORE (AP) - Heavy rains and a hot summer harmed the Chesapeake Bay's health last year, earning it the second worst grade on a yearly report card issued Tuesday by the University of Maryland's Center for Environmental Science.
Red River Radio (NPR Louisiana) (Wed 18 Apr, 2012)
Conference presents BP Oil Spill report card, two years later
Staff quoted: Don Boesch
The Environment and Health Council of Louisiana hosts a conference April 18 to highlight research under way on the health of the Gulf two years after the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. The daylong conference is at Nicholls State's Bollinger Memorial Student Union in Thibodaux, La.