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Tag: Eco

An oily crab sits on oily reeds after oil spill.

Oil Spill

June 2, 2016 Nancy Beach & Shore

The morning after Tropical Storm Bonnie pummeled Beaufort, we woke to find oil in the water around Sunshine. Thick, shiny,[…]

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1 Lost Shipping Container Doing Some Good

July 18, 2014 Nancy Marine Biology & Oceanography

Maybe all is not lost when shipping containers go overboard. Fascinating video of a lost container, subject of a study by Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute.

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seafood market

You’re Paying to Kill the Ocean

July 2, 2014 Nancy Marine Biology & Oceanography

From Scientific American Observations: Overfishing and pollution have pushed life in the high seas to the brink of collapse, according[…]

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A Look at Some Blizzard Damage and a Couple of Recipes

February 19, 2013 Nancy Marine Biology & Oceanography

Some of Us Love Snow I’ve always loved snow. Growing up in the Seattle area, where most years an inch[…]

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