GOM (Gulf of Mexico)

The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) is a large oceanic body bordered by the southeastern United States, Mexico, and Cuba. It is known for its rich biodiversity, vibrant ecosystems, and economic significance, particularly in oil and gas production, fishing, and tourism. The gulf plays a crucial role in weather patterns and has a unique environment, including coral reefs and coastal wetlands. It faces environmental challenges like pollution and the impacts of climate change, which affect its health and the communities that rely on its resources. Overall, the GOM is vital for both ecological balance and human economies in the region.