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Pollutants Could Pose Health Risks for 5 Sea Turtle Species

By National Institute of Standards and Technology on Jun 28, 2012   At Sea  

Pollutants Could Pose Health Risks for 5 Sea Turtle Species

Researchers at the Hollings Marine Laboratory (HML) and four partner organizations have measured for the first time concentrations of 13…

Research Vessel Winds Down Visit To Vietnam As Part Of Joint Oceanographic Research Program

By Corporate Strategic Communications, Office of Naval Research on Jun 27, 2012   At Sea  

Research Vessel Winds Down Visit To Vietnam As Part Of Joint Oceanographic Research Program

DA NANG, Vietnam (NNS) — U.S. scientists and Vietnamese researchers will discuss coastal ocean circulation and land-ocean environmental trends this…

Mystery of the Flatfish Head Solved

By Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology on Jun 25, 2012   At Sea  

Mystery of the Flatfish Head Solved

Those delicious flatfishes, like halibut and sole, are also evolutionary puzzles. Their profoundly asymmetrical heads have one of the most…

Significant Sea-Level Rise in a 2-Degree Warming World

By Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) on Jun 25, 2012   At Sea  

Significant Sea-Level Rise in a 2-Degree Warming World

Sea levels around the world can be expected to rise by several meters in coming centuries, if global warming carries…

Young Bristol Bay Beluga Whale Rescued by SeaLife Center

By Staff on Jun 21, 2012   At Sea  

Young Bristol Bay Beluga Whale Rescued by SeaLife Center

The young male Beluga Whale that was found near the Diamond O cannery in Naknek after a storm has found…

Dog Rescued before Scandia Sinks to the Bottom While Under Tow

By Staff on Jun 18, 2012   At Sea  

Dog Rescued before Scandia Sinks to the Bottom While Under Tow

The fishing vessel "Scandia," who radioed for help before abandoning ship yesterday has now sunk.…

Fishing Vessel Scandia Reports Taking on Water, Crew Abandons Ship and is Rescued by Coast Guard

By Staff on Jun 18, 2012   At Sea  

Fishing Vessel Scandia Reports Taking on Water, Crew Abandons Ship and is Rescued by Coast Guard

The United States Coast Guard received a call on Sunday from a vessel in distress at 11:35 am.…

Old Harbor Set to Receive it First Regularly Scheduled Ferry Stop Monday

By Staff on Jun 18, 2012   At Sea  

Old Harbor Set to Receive it First Regularly Scheduled Ferry Stop Monday

Old Harbor has been added to the Alaska Marine Highway's schedule as a stop. The ferry will arrive this evening…

Monterrey to Steam under its Own Power to Coast Guard Base Dock Today

By Staff on Jun 15, 2012   At Sea  

Monterrey to Steam under its Own Power to Coast Guard Base Dock Today

After spending all week aground on Puffin Island just outside of Kodiak, the Monterrey will steam under its own power…

Polar Sea Receives Temporary Reprieve from Admiral Robert Papp, Jr.

By Staff on Jun 15, 2012   At Sea  

Polar Sea Receives Temporary Reprieve from Admiral Robert Papp, Jr.

The scrapping of the Polar Sea, that was to commence in the next few days, has been halted until at…

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