What Promotes the Recovery of Salt Marsh Infauna After Oil Spills?

Overview of attention for article published in Estuaries & Coasts, August 2018

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RT @chrishendel: Never forget. Nine years ago tomorrow--April 20, 2010--crude oil began leaking from the #DeepwaterHorizon drilling rig int…

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RT @chrishendel: Never forget. Nine years ago tomorrow--April 20, 2010--crude oil began leaking from the #DeepwaterHorizon drilling rig int…

19 Apr 2019

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Never forget. Nine years ago tomorrow--April 20, 2010--crude oil began leaking from the #DeepwaterHorizon drilling rig into the Gulf of Mexico. Largest marine #oilspill in history. The oil is still affecting the salt marshes of the Gulf Coast. https://t.c

19 Apr 2019

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RT @CERFScience: Oil spills can have dramatic impacts on coastal ecosystems. What drives their recovery? https://t.co/w5bKbasVf7

02 Jan 2019

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