How Life Thrives Under the Ocean’s Crushing Pressure
Like most deep-sea biologists, I have a large collection of decorated Styrofoam cups. A couple dozen line the bookshelf of my office, each displaying a…
A team from the University of Florida has found no visible signs of oil just off the coast of Alabama and the Florida panhandle (well,…
View More No oil spotted offshore–at least in the shallowsBecause you haven’t donated yet! Mrs. B. wants to bring “Undersea Treasures” to my students in Wisconsin. Bringing the ocean to students in Wisconsin can…
View More First Graders in Wisconsin are CryingWhen you could be donating to our Donor’s Choose classroom initiative. I warned everyone that I would unleash the fury of bad music on YouTube if…
View More Why Are You Reading This?What would a good response look like? The Obama administration lagged in its initial response to the BP oil spill, played down spill projections, ultimately…
View More Flawed US response in Gulf?Naughty Nem-Oh Hey look! I found Nemo! No, wait, wait, I found a shimmery spandex orange and white leotard, matching legwarmers, a tiny black tutu,…
View More Worst Halloween Costume Ever?Of course we all know how forward thinking the UK government can be There is no case for declaring a moratorium on deepwater oil or…
View More UK sees no need for EU deepwater drilling banLast week I was in Florida (again) to attend a Deepwater Horizon Principal Investigator conference, sponsored by the National Science and Technology Council’s Joint Subcommittee…
View More The state of Gulf spill science–my viewFrom CoML’s YouTube page: Original song inspired by the Census of Marine Life (www.coml.org). Written and produced by singer/composer Maryann Camilleri, musician Jerry Harrison (formerly…
View More Census of Marine Life Inspires SongI guess I need to start planning my trip Houston Many of us take for granted the notion that all of our beloved cities will…
View More 7 Cities About to SinkIf you need one more reason to support our Donor’s Choose Initiative…exposing children to science, even at the age of 2-3, “boosts their exploratory ‘science-like’ play.”…
View More Cultivating little scientists from the age of two