WNEGTV - A team of scientists and students led by Dr. Samantha Joye of the University of Georgia conducted research over a two week period at the site of the gulf oil spill. Bill Evelyn, a videographer and producer from the university's Broadcast, Video and Digital Imaging group, traveled with the team to document the journey and capture events as they unfolded. Click title to watch.Black and Blue
The Documentary
WNEGTV - A team of scientists and students led by Dr. Samantha Joye of the University of Georgia conducted research over a two week period at the site of the gulf oil spill. Bill Evelyn, a videographer and producer from the university's Broadcast, Video and Digital Imaging group, traveled with the team to document the journey and capture events as they unfolded. Click title to watch.Last Updated ( Friday, 25 June 2010 14:10 )
Live Discussion
WNEGTV - Dr. Samantha Joye, Marine Scientist with the University of Georgia, takes calls, emails and chat during this program. Dr. Joye has spent the past 15 years studying the natural oil seepage in the Gulf of Mexico and led a research mission to the site of the gulf oil spill in late May/Early June. She is increasingly regarded as an objective source for information regarding the spill. WNEG TV's Ray Metoyer hosts this important discussion. Click title to watch.
Last Updated ( Friday, 25 June 2010 13:48 )
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