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Category: Conservation & Environment

Carnivals & Link Love Conservation & Environment Education Opinion & Editorial Organisms

Discovery Channel: Friend or Foe of Sharks?

Dr. M July 10, 2009 conservationDiscovery Channelshark weeksharks

This is the question that has been floating around the marine blogs this week.  The complaint is that Discovery Channel “is promoting negative stereotypes about…

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Conservation & Environment Scientist!

Once upon a time, the ocean was blue

Peter Etnoyer June 30, 2009 bottom trawlingCallum Roberts

Over the years, I’ve marveled at the ways and means of different scientists. Some have a career that’s focused like a laser beam, boring through…

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Conservation & Environment

Reality Check on Whaling, and Its Opposition

Peter Etnoyer June 29, 2009 Bill HogarthInternational Whaling CommissionIWCwhaling

Folks must have been shocked last week to hear outgoing whaling Commissioner Dr. Bill Hogarth say he was convinced “there would be less whales killed…

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Conservation & Environment

Moving forward too slowly?

Dr. M June 29, 2009 climate changeenergyglobal warminglegistation

From the New York Times… The House passed legislation on Friday intended to address global warming and transform the way the nation produces and uses…

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Conservation & Environment Education Fish Giant Isopod Organisms

Giant Isopods and Shark Rays in Cincinnati?

Dr. M June 28, 2009 4-eyesAquariumarcher fishCincinnatifreshwaterGiant IsopodKentuckyLicking Rivermud skippersmusselNewportOhioOrganismsshark raysnake head turtle

Finding my self in Cincinnati for a conference, I couldn’t help myself from heading across the river into Kentucky to the Newport Aquarium.  This aquarium…

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Conservation & Environment Scientist!

Happy Birthday Jacques!

Dr. M June 11, 2009 Jacques Cousteau

Jacques-Yves Cousteau born on June 11, 1910

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Dumping Industry & Government Vessels and Equipment

Fish Don’t Kill People, Air-To-Air Missiles Do

Dr. M June 10, 2009 air-to-airfishermenGulf of MexicolonglineMacDill Air Force Basemissileweapon

A commercial fishermen  in the Gulf of Mexico last month ensnared a 8ft long missile in his longline.  The missile contained a hole leading the…

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Gadgets & Gear Industry & Government Vessels and Equipment

Sea-Link Petition is Front Page News

Peter Etnoyer June 10, 2009 Edie WidderHBOI scientistJohnson Sea LinkPete TatroR/V Seward Johnson IISea-Link

The plight of the RV Seward-Johnson and Sea-Link submersibles made the front page at the Palm Beach Post yesterday. The article features interviews with Harbor…

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Conservation & Environment Plastic

My World Ocean Day Wish – Kevin Z

Kevin Zelnio June 8, 2009 plastic bagsWorld Ocean Day

I am absolutely horrible about remembering to bring in my cloth sacks to the grocery store. It is quite shameful too considering my background and…

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Conservation & Environment Microbes New Research Organisms

Metal Taste Goood…Nom, Nom, Nom

Dr. M June 8, 2009 Bacteriabioremediationheavy metal bioremediationmanganesetoxic metal manganesezinc

New research out in Microbiology reports on a strain of the bacteria Brachybacterium (Mn32) that can remove toxic metal manganese from solution by oxidizing in…

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