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This year’s dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico could be one of the largest yet, according to forecast models from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. This dead zone, or area of highly hypoxic levels, is an area off of the gulf coast that has dangerously low levels of oxygen.
Chris Verlinde (middle) and NOAA officials predict possible record-setting dead zone for Gulf of Mexico.
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