Researchers warn Gulf of Mexico 'dead zone' could grow

The New Jersey-size Gulf of Mexico "dead zone" will likely grow in coming years unless federal policies to control it change, in part because the demand for corn-based ethanol fuel will worsen the problem, University of Michigan scientists say.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news113067640.html">Researchers warn Gulf of Mexico 'dead zone' could grow</a></p> <p>The New Jersey-size Gulf of Mexico "dead zone" will likely grow in coming years unless federal policies to control it change, in part because the demand for corn-based ethanol fuel will worsen the problem, University of Michigan scientists say.</p>