Scientists at sea and on the shore How are they studying the effects of the spill?

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Scientists at sea and on the shore How are they studying the effects of the spill?

Searching For Oil CTD (Conductivity, Temperature, and Depth) Info from sensors Info from scientists

Using Echo-sounders Searching For Oil

Larvacean Copepod Decapod Oil Droplet Searching For Oil

The Science of Prediction

Help in Prediction

Breakdown of dispersants by the sun Dispersants CH 2 NaO 3 S CH 2 CH 3 Ocean Chemistry How dispersants work Oil

A Tiny Solution?

Impacts on Primary Production (Image copyright Smithsonian Environmental Research Center)

Impacts On Marine Mammals

Testing Our Food

Social research Social Science

You are the scientist… What questions would you research related to the oil spill?