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Desdemona Despair (Free subscription) | yesterday
Greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles, power stations and industries far to the south are putting shellfish in the Arctic Ocean at risk, an international team reports in the Nov. 20 edition of the journal Science . Acidification may put “some species at risk,” the researchers said, saying this could have a major impact on the entire marine food chain. And acidification is expected to increase...
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Mostly True Tales (Free subscription) | yesterday
Mirrored from brigidkeely.com/wordpress . Congestion of the head and chest is a common complaint in the Mid West, in the winter. There is a little known but very effective, if slightly difficult, cure. One must catch a fish from the River and bring it, still alive, to the afflicted person. At this point, the afflicted person must exhale three times into the fish’s open mouth. The fish, still...
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Ecobirder (Free subscription) | 23/11/2009
Up in north east Minnesota the Gooseberry River flows through a gorge forming a series of three scenic waterfalls on its way to Lake Superior. These waterfalls and the area around them have been set aside as Gooseberry Falls State Park. This area of the North Shore has long attracted visitors. Several different tribes of Native American people settled for a time on the North Shore, including Cree,...
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The EEB and flow (Free subscription) | 23/11/2009
Of the many victories wrought by DNA barcoding - the ability to place an unknown sample in a phylogenetic, and often taxonomic, context using short fragments of DNA sequence data - some of the most useful applications for management have come from the sea. One of the best citation-to-data ratios in this regard belongs to a 2004 study by Peter Marko . This project extended naturally from Marko's molecular...
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Desdemona Despair (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
By MARIAN WILKINSON ENVIRONMENT EDITOR November 23, 2009 THE collapse of the Coorong wetlands at the mouth of the Murray River is shaping up to be one of the Australia's worst environmental disasters, an author of a report on the region said yesterday. Bird numbers in the region have fallen dramatically and freshwater turtles continue to die in large numbers. Professor Richard Kingsford said estimates...
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SEO Blog and Entertainmet Blogger (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
Professional Bass FLW Tournament Reel Fishing, Reel Competition, Real as it gets! Cast your lure and compete with the best anglers on the FLW Tour. Real-time 3D graphics and actual tournament action let you choose your lure, competition bass boat and even the weather on the lakes in the FLW Tour. Feel the waves ripple as you run and gun your Ranger Comanche boat toward a tournament-winning hot spot...
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Chicago Breaking News (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
Sophisticated genetic testing in Chicago area waterways has found evidence of the dreaded Asian carp within seven miles of Lake Michigan, federal and state officials said in a cautious note of concern Friday. The carp apparently leaped over an electrical barrier once called the "last line of defense" for the Great Lakes. The finding has spurred a crash effort to find the fish. The tests,...
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Roaming Free (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
I was in good Company this week in my continued search for that illusive 2lb Roach. In my last two adventures I have managed 6 x fish over the 1lb barrier, with the best fish attaining a very pleasing and impressive weight of 1lb 10 ozs. With this obvious success I had found it hard to contain my excitement and on that basis alone I had contacted some one I new would immediately jump at the chance...
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The EEB and flow (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
The Baltic Sea is the world’s biggest brackish water body. The main threats for this unique ecosystem are eutrophication and overfishing. In coastal ecosystems eutrophication is considered to be the main factor causing the observed regime shift from long living canopy forming macroalgae towards systems dominated by ephemeral filamentous algae. Canopy forming macroalgae build nursery habitat,...
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Cryptozoology Online: Daily News (Free subscription) | 17/11/2009
By MICHAEL CASEY, AP Environmental Writer – Monday Nov 16, 2009 KOKONOGI, Japan – A blood-orange blob the size of a small refrigerator emerged from the dark waters, its venomous tentacles trapped in a fishing net. Within minutes, hundreds more were being hauled up, a pulsating mass crowding out the catch of mackerel and sea bass. The fishermen leaned into the nets, grunting and grumbling...
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Rising Hegemon (Free subscription) | 17/11/2009
It's tough to argue against logic like this...what with it lacking logic and all : If any vegans came over for dinner, I could whip them up a salad, then explain my philosophy on being a carnivore: If God had not intended for us to eat animals, how come He made them out of meat? Which completely explains the prohibition on eating things like Pigs, Shellfish, and... But don't eat the meat of any of...
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Carbon-Based (Free subscription) | 16/11/2009
Michael Casey in the Seattle Times : … The venom of the Nomura, the world's largest jellyfish, a creature up to 2 meters (6 feet) in diameter, can ruin a whole day's catch by tainting or killing fish stung when ensnared with them in the maze of nets here in northwest Japan's Wakasa Bay. T…his year's jellyfish swarm is one of the worst …. Once considered a rarity occurring every...
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Otto 子's War Room (Free subscription) | 16/11/2009
As if we needed anymore evidence of global warming, the ocean’s fish are declining while jelly fish are populations are spreading and taking over. I wonder if these Japanese fishermen, who make their living off of fish, doubt that global warming is real From the AP By MICHAEL CASEY, AP Environmental Writer Michael Casey, Ap Environmental Writer KOKONOGI, Japan – A blood-orange blob the...
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TakePart Social Action Network™ (Free subscription) | 16/11/2009
roytsaplinjr's Flickr photostream/Creative Commons Warming sea temperatures are driving Cape Cod’s namesake fish farther from Massachusetts shore as they seek colder waters farther out and deeper in the ocean, forcing fishermen to seek alternative catches. Growing up just outside of Boston I enjoyed plenty of battered and fried cod, and it saddens me to think that future generations may not...
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Carbon-Based (Free subscription) | 14/11/2009
Environment News Service : For the first time in decades, the eggs of endangered sea turtles buried on a small strip of Nicaraguan beach will not be collected and sold in local food markets. A program developed by nonprofit Paso Pacífico pays residents up to $2.50 for each turtle hatchling that reaches the surf — almost 10 times what they would have brought from the market. While only...
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imrozz | 15/06/2009
Mauritius is a beautiful island in the Indian Ocean . Mauritius has carved its name on the list of the top holiday places around the world. Many tourists come to Mauritius all year round to enjoy their well earned vacations. This said, Mauritius has all that it takes for an enjoyable stay. All year round, tourists come and go to and from Mauritius . As such, there are a number of activities tourists...
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