Sean Gulick

University of Texas, Austin

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Geophysicist at University of Texas, Austin

Sean Gulick on KCRW

Later this month, a new drilling rig will be set up in the Gulf of Mexico, but it won't be probing for oil.

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Later this month, a new drilling rig will be set up in the Gulf of Mexico, but it won't be probing for oil.

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