The explosion on BP's Deepwater Horizon killed 11 people on April 20 and mushroomed into the greatest man-made natural disaster in U.S. history.
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To protect wildlife and habitats, emergency responders deployed some 4.80 million feet of sorbent and containment booms. But it hasn't been enough to protect birds, sea turtles and marine mammals at greatest risk.
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From poultry to public health: Understanding the H5N1 threat
October 29th 2024Veterinary and public health officials share the important roles of surveillance and prevention strategies, insights on the virus's transmission pathways, historical context, the One Health approach, and highlights effective precautionary measures to mitigate H5N1 risks.
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