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An End Approaches for the Many-Named Exxon Valdez

By Staff on Mar 20, 2012   At Sea  

An End Approaches for the Many-Named Exxon Valdez

The Life of the Exxon Valdez is coming to a close years after its rendezvous with Bligh Reef in the…

Juneau Restaurant Fined for Illegally Purchasing Subsistence-Caught Pacific Halibut

By NOAA on Mar 20, 2012   At Sea  

Juneau Restaurant Fined for Illegally Purchasing Subsistence-Caught Pacific Halibut

NOAA’s Office of Law Enforcement announced yesterday that the owners of the Zen Restaurant in Juneau, Alaska, will pay a…

Gloucester Man Sentenced for Sexual Harassment

By Department of Justice-Massachusetts on Mar 20, 2012   At Sea  

Gloucester Man Sentenced for Sexual Harassment

Boston – A Gloucester man was sentenced late Friday in federal court for sexually harassing a federal at-sea monitor.…

State Seizes Golden King Crab

By Staff on Mar 20, 2012   At Sea  

State Seizes Golden King Crab

Alaska Wildlife Troopers seized $88,622 worth of crab from Seward fisherman, Jay Thomassen.…

NOAA Announces 2012 Charter and Commercial Halibut Management Measures

By NOAA on Mar 19, 2012   At Sea  

NOAA Announces 2012 Charter and Commercial Halibut Management Measures

New rule provides anglers in Southeast Alaska with an opportunity to retain a "trophy" fish…

New Research Lowers Past Estimates of Sea-Level Rise

By National Science Foundation on Mar 15, 2012   At Sea  

New Research Lowers Past Estimates of Sea-Level Rise

The seas are creeping higher as the planet warms. But how high could they go?…

Hot Meets Cold at New Deep-Sea Ecosystem: Hydrothermal Seep

By National Science Foundation on Mar 15, 2012   At Sea  

Hot Meets Cold at New Deep-Sea Ecosystem: Hydrothermal Seep

Habitats overlap at Jaco Scar in depths off Costa Rica…

Coast Guard Monitors Tug after Grounding

By United States Coast Guard on Mar 15, 2012   At Sea  

Coast Guard Monitors Tug after Grounding

VALDEZ, Alaska — Coast Guard Marine Safety Unit Valdez personnel continues to monitor the 136-foot Crowley tug Bulwark after it…

On Nome Escort, Cutter Healy Conducted Polar Region SatCom Experiment

By Naval Research Laboratories on Mar 12, 2012   At Sea  

On Nome Escort, Cutter Healy Conducted Polar Region SatCom Experiment

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter HEALY (WAGB 20) successfully experimented with NRL's TacSat-4 communications satellite, Jan. 24, by communicating from…

NRL Designs Robot for Shipboard Firefighting

By Naval Research Laboratories on Mar 12, 2012   At Sea  

NRL Designs Robot for Shipboard Firefighting

In both war and peacetime scenarios, fire in the shipboard environment is serious and frequently results in excessive damage and…

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