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Swarms of Mini Oceanbots Funded for Development

November 11, 2009 Jim Crabtree Comments Off on Swarms of Mini Oceanbots Funded for Development

  SAN DIEGO, California, November 11, 2009 (ENS) – Swarms of miniature robotic floats that travel with ocean currents, sense the environment and report their findings back to researchers have […]

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Energy

Louisiana Copes With Oil Spill, High Winds, Flooding

November 2, 2009 Jim Crabtree Comments Off on Louisiana Copes With Oil Spill, High Winds, Flooding

  NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana, November 2, 2009 (ENS) – An oil spill south of New Orleans and flooding across northern and western parishes has made it a difficult weekend for […]

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Oceans

South Africa, Mozambique Create Africa’s Largest Marine Protected Area

October 29, 2009 Jim Crabtree Comments Off on South Africa, Mozambique Create Africa’s Largest Marine Protected Area

  ST. LUCIA, South Africa, October 29, 2009 (ENS) – South Africa and its neighbor to the north, Mozambique, have joined forces to create Africa’s largest marine protected area. Mozambique […]

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Oceans

NOAA and Four States Form South Atlantic Ocean Alliance

October 27, 2009 Jim Crabtree Comments Off on NOAA and Four States Form South Atlantic Ocean Alliance

  CHARLESTON, South Carolina, October 27, 2009 (ENS) – State government representatives from the Southeast coastal region have formed a partnership with the federal agency responsible for oceans to better […]

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Clean Cruise Ship Act Introduced to Stop Raw Sewage Dumping

October 22, 2009 Jim Crabtree Comments Off on Clean Cruise Ship Act Introduced to Stop Raw Sewage Dumping

  WASHINGTON, DC, October 22, 2009 (ENS) – Nearly identical bills to prevent cruise ships from discharging raw, untreated sewage in U.S. coastal waters were introduced Wednesday in both Houses […]

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Petition Seeks Protection for 83 Coral Species in U.S. Waters

October 20, 2009 Jim Crabtree Comments Off on Petition Seeks Protection for 83 Coral Species in U.S. Waters

  SAN FRANCISCO, California, October 20, 2009 (ENS) – The Center for Biological Diversity today filed a formal petition asking the federal government to protect 83 imperiled coral species under […]

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Oregon Dead Zone Blamed on Climate Change

October 8, 2009 Jim Crabtree Comments Off on Oregon Dead Zone Blamed on Climate Change

  CORVALLIS, Oregon, October 8, 2009 (ENS) – Climate change is likely responsible for the formation of a large dead zone that has formed off the coast of Oregon and […]

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EPA Will Spend $50 Million to Cap Toxic California Seabed

October 5, 2009 Jim Crabtree Comments Off on EPA Will Spend $50 Million to Cap Toxic California Seabed

  SAN FRANCISCO, California, October 5, 2009 (ENS) – A $50 million plan to protect the public from contaminated sediment off the coast of Los Angeles was detailed today by […]

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