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fish, oceans, conservation
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Want to know what it feels like to be an open water swimmer? Watch the opening scenes of the video above. Paul Lundgren is sharing his experience as he trains for the first-ever solo swim crossing o...
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OK, this means we've told the story of ocean decline too well. Popular Science says oceanographer is the second worst job in science, because it's all about weathering bad news. Yikes, I think we've...
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James Nestor's fantastic new book "Deep" reviewed
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Kiss your salmon goodbye. Jellyfish are now 86% of the life in Puget Sound, a sign of things gone badly wrong. Nutrient soup from your poop, Noctiluca blooms (red-orange streaks in the water) and the fish start disappearing. Note: proper scientific...
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I just saw a very scary presentation. Scary, that is, for oceanography wonks. It looks like Puget Sound is changing in ways that people won't like. Fewer fish, lower oxygen, more jellyfish. Thanks to nutrients from sewage treatment plants and some...
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Ocean fertilization experiment reviewed
Remember the rogue scientists who sprinkled iron in the Pacific Ocean off Canada? Did it work? Andy Revkin reviews the evidence and comments on the significance of the results. The iron made a plankton bloom, but the experiment was too small to be...
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| Created: | July 31, 2000 |
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