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Barnes & Noble’s return to Marin brightens bookstore scene

East Bay Times 03 Dec 2023
A major bookseller is back in Marin, joining merchants large and small in feeling upbeat about the holiday spending season ... “We really are back to the basics, so it gives us a chance to cater toward book lovers,” Nevens said ... (Alan Dep/Marin Independent Journal) ... The shop is operated by the nonprofit Friends of the Marin County Free Library.
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Fiddler crabs, brought to Maine by climate change, may be harming salt marshes

Bangor Daily News 03 Dec 2023
David Johnson, an associate professor at Virginia Institute of Marine Science, co-authored a study published last month in the scientific journal Ecology that examined the impact of fiddler crabs on salt marshes north of Cape Cod, which is beyond their traditional range.
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Toxic chemicals in UK whales and dolphins are exceeding safe limits

Phys Dot Org 02 Dec 2023
Almost half of marine mammals around the UK are being poisoned by banned chemicals ... In fact, these chemicals may breach safe limits in as many as half of all marine mammals living around the UK, based on a new study of stranded animals ... The findings of the research were published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology ... Journal information.
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Why Are Whales Making A Fashion Out Of Seaweed Hats?

IFL Science 02 Dec 2023
Marine mammals are known for their high levels of intelligence, their social skills, and their association with Netflix documentaries. However, most people probably wouldn’t list skincare as one of a whale’s most famous activities – and that’s where they’d be wrong ... The paper is published in the Journal Of Marine Science And Engineering. .
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Researchers sound out Canadian military's plan to combat ocean noise pollution

Phys Dot Org 01 Dec 2023
The paper, published today in Marine Policy, takes aim at a report commissioned by the Canadian Department of National Defence (DND) to reduce the effects of noise pollution from military small-arms munitions training within "Whiskey Hotel", a 330-square-kilometer area in the Strait of Juan de Fuca off the British Columbia coast ... Marine Policy.
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Ocean noise strategy delayed, but whale report by military may sound out path forward

North Shore News 01 Dec 2023
VANCOUVER — Marine scientist ... Cox's work, published Friday in the journal Marine Policy, looked at the Department of National Defence's decision in 2019 to pause military training exercises in a 330-square-kilometre area of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, know as "Whiskey Hotel.".
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Whales Indulge In Seaweed Face Masks For Playtime And Skin Treatment

IFL Science 01 Dec 2023
Marine mammals are known for their high levels of intelligence, their social skills, and their association with Netflix documentaries. However, most people probably wouldn’t list skincare as one of a whale’s most famous activities – and that’s where they’d be wrong ... The paper is published in the Journal Of Marine Science And Engineering. .
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Global climate change drives fish fitness zones in typical marine habitats, finds study

Phys Dot Org 01 Dec 2023
The study was published in Marine Pollution Bulletin ... Shaohua Chen et al, Prediction of suitable habitat shifts and assessment of ecological niche overlaps for three Tridentiger species with intertidal and subtidal characteristics under future climate changes, Marine Pollution Bulletin (2023) ... Journal information. Marine Pollution Bulletin.
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Philippines opens a coast guard surveillance base in the South China Sea to watch Chinese vessels

Bennington Banner 01 Dec 2023
... resulting in minor but alarming collisions near the disputed Second Thomas Shoal occupied by a Filipino marine contingent in October ... Quality local journalism needs your support.
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Is noise from Canada's military exercises affecting B.C.'s endangered whales?

North Shore News 01 Dec 2023
The research, published in the journal Marine Policy, assessed a report carried out by Golder Associates on behalf of the Department of National Defence after it decided to initiate a three-year pause on military activity within the Whiskey Hotel zone, a ...
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Carbon dioxide becomes more potent as climate changes, study finds

Phys Dot Org 30 Nov 2023
The new study, led by scientists at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science, was published in Science and comes as world leaders meet in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, this week for the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP28 ... Journal information.
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Illuminating the benefits of marine protected areas for ecotourism, and vice versa

Phys Dot Org 30 Nov 2023
When it comes to the ocean, one valuable tool is marine protected areas (MPAs), regions that are defined, designated and managed for long-term conservation ... This study's focus on scuba diving—an essential sector of the Southern California marine ecotourism industry—is unique ... The paper is published in the journal Marine Policy ... Journal information.
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Rescuers search for missing after US Osprey crashes off Japan

Sunnyside Daily Sun 30 Nov 2023
In August, a crash in northern Australia killed three US marines among the 23 on board ... Good journalism takes time and effort to produce, and it relies on paying subscribers ... Four US Marines were killed in Norway last year when their MV-22B Osprey aircraft went down during NATO training exercises.
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90-Million-Year-Old Fossil Of Fork-Tongued Marine Monster Found In Mexico

IFL Science 30 Nov 2023
It belongs to the extinct plioplatecarpine genus of Yaguarasaurus mosasaurs, a group of extinct marine reptiles that were hunting in the waters of the Late Cretaceous while dinosaurs were stomping around on land ... The study is published in the Journal of South American Earth Sciences.
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Seven missing after US Osprey crashes off Japan

Sunnyside Daily Sun 30 Nov 2023
In August, a crash in northern Australia killed three US marines among the 23 on board ... Good journalism takes time and effort to produce, and it relies on paying subscribers ... Four US Marines were killed in Norway last year when their MV-22B Osprey aircraft went down during NATO training exercises.

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