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Month: June 2010

Environmental Sciences Gadgets & Gear Geology Oil Spills

The Complex Science of Predicting Oil Plumes

Dr. M June 30, 2010 blowoutBPmodelingOil Spillplumepollution

Blowouts and the subsequent dispersion of oil and gas  in deep and shallow water differ immensely.  In shallower waters, expelled gas will contribute to the…

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Carnivals & Link Love Conservation & Environment Oil Spills

Crimes Against Marine Life Exhibit Now Open at National Museum of Crime & Punishment

Dr. M June 30, 2010

This summer, the National Museum of Crime and Punishment (NMCP) is taking a deeper look at injustices happening in our seas.  In cooperation with the…

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Oil Spills

Clean Up the Gulf Win a Few Million Dollars

Dr. M June 30, 2010 Oil SpillX Prize

From gCaptain… Just yesterday, speaking at the TedxOilSpill Conference in Washington, D.C., Francis Beland, VP, Prize Development at the X Prize Foundation, announced it’s plans to…

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Biology Ecology Oil Spills Organisms

Invisible But Not Forgotten

Holly Bik June 28, 2010 Holly BiknematodanematodeOil SpillOrganisms

I’m sure you’ve noticed by now how much the media loves tug-on-the-heartstrings images of oiled birds, dead fish and mile-wide slicks.  But have you heard…

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Expeditions New Research Plastic

Sometimes I Love My Job (Part II)

Miriam Goldstein June 27, 2010

[cross-posted at the SEAPLEX blog] The romance of the sea, at least in my mind, is tied to the Age of Sail. This might be…

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Oil Spills

The Jones Act and the Oil Spill…Not What You Think

Dr. M June 23, 2010

gCaptain beat me to the punch on writing about the Jones Act as it relates to the oil spill.  The Jones Act, actually Section 27…

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Industry & Government Oil Spills Social Sciences Weather

Pouring Oil on ‘Troubled Waters’

Kevin Zelnio June 23, 2010 AristotleBen FranklinBest of ZelnioFolkloreGulf of MexicoHurricaneLouisianaoilOil SpillPliny

We love getting interesting emails from our readers. Some are complaints about our (mostly mine) colorful language, many are emails telling us how they appreciate…

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Expeditions Oil Spills

Mass Murder of Sea Cucumbers near the Deepwater Site

Kevin Zelnio June 22, 2010 Gulf of MexicoOil SpillR/V Cape HatterasSea Cucumber

The ‘hidden’ ecological catastrophe is manifesting itself…. Starting yesterday night we have been seeing a large number of dead sea cucumbers floating on the surface.…

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Oil Spill Update: June 23rd, 2010

Dr. M June 22, 2010 BPDeepwater HorizonGulf of MexicoObamaOil Spill

Its been 64 magical days and 160 million glorious gallons (or is it even more…nobody knows…) since the Deepwater Horizon laid down the ultimate Gulf of Mexico…

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Conservation & Environment Oil Spills

How We Killed the Gulf of Mexico By Mowing Our Yards

Dr. M June 21, 2010 barrels of oilgasolineGulf of Mexicolawn mowerReel Lawn MowerScotts

When I bust on my 1/2 acre yard weekly with my Scotts 20-Inch Classic Push Real Reel Lawn Mower, I draw a lot of attention…

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