Originally published in Fast Company and created by G&S Digital, this infographic visualizes the effects and possible solutions surrounding the recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. It visually explains the events that have occurred thus far, how the …

What happened to the 3.19 million barrels of oil? How has it affected Gulf ecosystems and wildlife? Trace the path of the oil in this interactive, based on scientific research from the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative .

2010年5月3日 · Visualizing the clean-up effort, the size of the spill, and a disturbing historical comparison. Here’s an infographic detailing the main points of the current oil spill crisis, caused by a...

2020年4月19日 · The largest oil spill in U.S. history impacted coastal beaches and marshes, all the way to the deepest parts of the Gulf of Mexico, as well as the fish and wildlife that call those habitats home. The Deepwater Horizon spill affected a broad array of linked resources and ecological services over a large area.

The Deepwater Horizon oil spill impacted the entire Gulf of Mexico, from deep-sea communities to more than 1,300 miles of shoreline (Credit: NOAA). View and print this infographic and see the description below .

2010年5月5日 · The Washington Post delivers a stunningly rich chart of all the natural resources and businesses threatened by the Gulf of Mexico disaster.

Have a look at this infographic poster that provides some solid data behind the oily sludge and gulf oil spill will all statistical data.

This infographic shows the ecological and health consequences which were result of the oil spill. Millions of organisms died in the spill among them birds, sea turtles and other creatures. This infographic takes a closer look at this tragedy.

The Gulf of Mexico oil leak is spilling 5000 barrels of oil a day into the ocean, but just how much is 5000 barrels a day? A new infographic from Tiffany Farrant has the answers. 3.5 Barrels per minute; The Size of Jamaica; 42×80 Miles; It also includes options for dealing with it, and estimated costs of it all. Full-size after the break.

Sometimes, nothing beats a good infographic to put things in perspective. Sure, the NASA pics are compelling, but this image from GDS Digital gives us the low down in terms that we can wrap our heads around. (Click the image to view a larger version at Flickr.)