Nancy Rabalais: Eventually, oil does degrade.

南希·拉尔莱：最终石油是会降解的。

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That answer comes from biological oceanographer Nancy Rabalais of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium.

您正在收听的是路易斯安那大学海事协会海洋生物学家南希·拉尔莱的讲话。

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We have an 8-minute interview with Dr. Rabalais on the impact and clean-up of the Gulf oil spil at our websitel.

我们的网站上发布了拉尔莱博士关于本次漏油事故的影响及清理的8分钟访谈。

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Nancy Rabalais, who heads the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium and has mapped the dead zone each year for nearly three decades, claims that the amount of nitrates flowing into the Gulf of Mexico has increased by up to 300% over that time.

ECONOMIST: Nutrient pollution

Nancy Rabalais, executive director of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium and an expert on dead zones who didn't participate in the study, said its findings are consistent with climate change scenarios she projects for the upper Mississippi River basin, where flooding caused high algae concentrations two years ago.

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