I go away for a week, and Obama up and acts to restore the role of science advisor to cabinet-level status and does a heck of a lot of good for oceans. On the latter, I cannot imagine a better choice for head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Ocean scientists everywhere rejoice! I've returned to a new world where the rules have changed and seemingly anything is possible...
I'll have more on Jane Lubchenco's appointment soon, as well as stories and photos from the rainforest, the reefs, and solstice at Arecibo Observatory. There were also a handful of emails in my inbox inquiring where I've been, so in the mean time, let's see if readers can identify this location:
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Last week, I heard zoologist Chris Harley speak on how climate change will affect intertidal diversity alo
WHO: Dave Wilmot and Jack Sterne, co-founders of Ocean Champions
A bill in the senate has passed that will focus research on ocean acidification. The Lutenberg Measure, crafted by Senator Frank R.
Tomorrow (Jan 26) will see the public release of Charting the Course for Ocean Science in the United States for the Next Decade: An Ocean Research Priorities Plan and Implementation Strategy which outlines the national ocean research priorities for the United States for the next
drool.... Long my geek fantasy.
sweet Sheril. photos please
Culebra
Don's got it. Will post a few interesting photos of flora and fauna shortly...
Let's see...the set from The New World featuring the talents of Colin Farrell?
I can't wait to see more of you on the final season of Lost.