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Trawling Effects Seen From Space

Category: Conservation & EnvironmentIndustry & GovernmentTGIF: Pictures & Movies
Posted on: February 22, 2008 4:43 AM, by CR McClain

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In this detail from a Landsat satellite image from 1999, individual vessels in the Gulf of Mexico can be seen as bright spots at end of sediment trails. Other bright spots are fixed oil and gas production platforms. More here. Hat tip to A. Creekmore

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