Offshore oil and gas reserves in the Gulf of Mexico are now being monitored for the possible effects of the tropical storm Gustav.
The storm, which is expected to turn into a cyclone, is capable of wreaking damage in the Gulf of Mexico, where 40 percent of the United States' offshore reserves lie. Just keep on posted here at the Mexico News Blog for updates on the matter.
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