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Oceanic Times: Scientists blame changes in West Coast climate patterns...
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All about the oceans of the world, and their shorelines; past and present. Monday, July 24, 2006. Scientists blame changes in West Coast climate patterns. Warmer Waters Blamed For Disrupting Food Chains". Marcus Wohlsen, Associated Press. July 24, 2006 On these craggy, remote islands west of San Francisco, the largest seabird colony in the contiguous United States throbs with life. Seagulls swarm so thick that visitors must yell to be heard above their cries. Pelicans glide. Scientists blame changes in W...
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Oceanic Times: Jellyfish Bloom on African Coast
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All about the oceans of the world, and their shorelines; past and present. Saturday, July 22, 2006. Jellyfish Bloom on African Coast. Image by: Matko Biljak/Reuters/Corbis. A medusa floats in the sea near the Adriatic town of Split, Croatia. Medusae are one of the species of jellyfish responsible for the bloom on the Namibian coast. Critics of the fishing industry have long predicted that if over-fishing continues for much longer, "junk species" like jellyfish will start filling up the vacancies.
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From a Place in My Garden: When the Wood Thrush Sings
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Come visit with me in my gardens! Saturday, May 06, 2006. When the Wood Thrush Sings. Image: Wood Thrush, in the public domain from USFWS. I walked the forest on the muted light of an early May morn to see what nature had to offer on this new day. The freshness of the deciduous foliage mottled by sprinkles of radiance from the sun peaking through the branches and stippled with beads of dew would be enough to enlighten the soul. You can hear the beautiful song of the wood thrush here.
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BRG Fiction: June 2006
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Saturday, June 10, 2006. My wife and I are what some people may label, hillbillies. Well, we do live way back in the mountains; which incidentally, could hardly be characterized as hills. However, we are somewhat more sophisticated, and educated, than the average citizen of these forest. I looked and retorted, "That ain't no star; it's an airoplane.". Well, I got me another cup of coffee and went back out to the deck to watch the heavens and ponder the curious event that had just come to pass before my v...
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Oceanic Times: Underwater Volcano, Verification of Man's Environmental Effect
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All about the oceans of the world, and their shorelines; past and present. Saturday, August 05, 2006. Underwater Volcano, Verification of Man's Environmental Effect. Scientists studying hydrothermal vents, those underwater geysers that are home to bizarre geological structures and unique marine species, have discovered something all too familiar: pollution. Instead, they traced the lead to an Australian lead mine thousands of miles away. I guess we can speculate that this is yet another piece of evidence...
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Oceanic Times: Beaches of the World being trashed
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All about the oceans of the world, and their shorelines; past and present. Saturday, July 29, 2006. Beaches of the World being trashed. This seems to be an ever increasing problem; the trashing of our beaches and it is happening around the world! 8 million pounds of trash plucked from world beaches. WEST PALM BEACH - Cigarettes and their filters topped the list of trash items culled from beaches worldwide during last year's annual international coastal cleanup, according to a report. Earth, Wind and Water.
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Oceanic Times: The Japanese Government Continues to Slaughter Whales
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All about the oceans of the world, and their shorelines; past and present. Wednesday, August 16, 2006. The Japanese Government Continues to Slaughter Whales. Greenpeace looks on as a Japanese ship takes a whale. It’s been twenty years since commercial whaling was banned, and many whale species still tetter on the brink of extinction. All the while, Japan continues slaughtering hundreds of whales every year in the name of "science.". Is going to try and do. The Bush Administration must use the full weight...
