It’s About Florida: Scientists talk BP Oil Spill Two Years Later

Two years after the massive Oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, Scientists are still trying to piece together what happened to the thousands of gallons of crude oil that kept gushing daily into the ocean. Deep-C Scientists were among the many who worked to determine how much oil was being discharged into the environment. Recently many of those scientists gathered in Tallahassee to discuss their long-term study of the effects of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. We’ve gathered them all in our studio for an update.

Deep C Consortium:

Dr. Chris Reddy –Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Dr. Robert Weisberg Professor of Physical Oceanography, at University of South Florida

Dr. Marcus Huettel FSU Department of Earth Ocean and Atmospheric Science

Dr. Dean Grubbs, Associate Research FSU Coastal Marine Laboratory
Dr. Felicia Coleman, Director of the FSU Coastal and Marine Laboratory and Scientific Director of the Deep-C Consortium
Dr. Eric Chassignet, FSU Department of Earth Ocean and Atmospheric Science and Director of the Deep-C Consortium