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Reef Relief is having a blast with the Sigsbee 7th graders! We have leaned about coral reefs and how to use observations in field work. We are headed to the Marine Park tomorrow for the first time to make observations and survey the area. Can’t wait to get in the water!
Science Daily. Oct. 9, 2013 — The seesaw variability of global temperatures often engenders debate over how seriously we should take climate change. But within 35 years, even the lowest monthly dips in temperatures will be hotter than we've experienced in the past 150 years, according to a new and massive analysis of all climate […]
By James Morgan Science reporter, BBC News. 7 October 2013 The mystery of how coral reefs thrive in "ocean deserts" has been solved, scientists say. Reefs are among Earth's most vibrant ecosystems, yet they flourish in waters lacking nutrients – a phenomenon known as Darwin's Paradox. A team found that sponges keep the reef alive […]
Had a great time at Poinciana today learning about ocean acidification with the wonderful 3rd graders of Key West!
The U.S. Marine Corps has found a rich and beautiful island, falsely called it "desolate and uninhabitable" (despite the fact that many species live there, including homo sapiens), and proposed to make it a live-fire bombing range. Background: SavePaganIsland.org Helen Jaccard and David Swanson: Vieques 10 Years After The island of Vieques was nearly destroyed […]
By Miyoko Sakashita. The Huffington Post, September 27, 2013 Whales, dolphins, seals and sea lions got a good break this week when a judge told a federal wildlife agency it's not doing enough to protect them from Navy war exercises along the West Coast. That means the National Marine Fisheries Service will have to go […]