Gulf of Mexico five years after BP spill faces mixed recovery
AAP survey of 26 marine scientists finds overall Gulf health down from 73 to 65 on a 0 100 scale since the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Dolphins, oysters, sea turtles and the seafloor show notable declines while some wildlife shows resilience and BP notes recovery due to natural processes and cleanup efforts.
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