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Thursday 12 April 2012

Management and conservation of Menorca channel in Western Mediterranean
ScienceDaily.com | 12 Apr 2012
Scientists have recently mapped the continental shelf habitats of Menorca channel (Balearic Islands, western Mediterranean), one of the areas proposed as marine protected area for the EU Natura 2000 network.
 Mediterranean Sea | Biodiversity | Marine Protected Area | Seabed
A Taste of Oceanography
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution | 12 Apr 2012
College breaks between fall and spring terms can last all January, enough time for travel, courses, short internships, or work. For the past four years, a few undergraduate students have combined these at WHOI in the Ocean Research Experience (ORE) program, a pilot program that plunges them into ocean science for three to four weeks.
 Research
Survey maps the peaks and troughs of life under Hauraki Gulf
New Zealand Herald | 12 Apr 2012
Every inch of the Hauraki Gulf's seafloor has been mapped in unprecedented detail by a group of scientists and will be exhibited at a major science fair in Auckland today.
 Pacific Ocean | Research
Ocean acidification linked to larval oyster failure
EurekAlert | 12 Apr 2012
(Oregon State University) Researchers have definitively linked an increase in ocean acidification to the collapse of oyster seed production at a commercial oyster hatchery in Oregon, where larval growth had declined to a level considered by the owners to be "non-economically viable."
 Pacific Ocean | Acidification | Aquaculture
Study shows adaptive capacity of reef corals to climate change may be widespread
EurekAlert | 12 Apr 2012
(University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science) Large-scale global survey of corals by Univ. of Miami using high sensitivity genetic analysis shows many coral species can host multiple algal symbionts -- including some thought to help survive warming oceans.
 Climate Change | Coral
Basel Convention Regional Centre for the Caribbean: Business Plan for 2012-2013
bcrc-caribbean.blogspot.com | 12 Apr 2012
The BCRC-Caribbean has recently finalised and submitted its Business Plan for the biennium 2012-2013. The plan defines the needs of the region in relation to projects and capacity building activities, in support of training and technology transfer on the environmentally sound management of hazardous and other wastes.
 Atlantic Ocean | Small Island Developing States
Shell says Gulf of Mexico sheen dissipating
Reuters | 12 Apr 2012
HOUSTON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell said an oil sheen near two of its offshore Gulf of Mexico oil and natural gas platforms was dissipating Thursday, and it was "very confident" its installations were not to blame.
 Atlantic Ocean | Accidents and Spills | Non-Living Resources
Expert team on gas leak platform
BBC | 12 Apr 2012
A team of 11 boards the Elgin platform in the North Sea as preparations continue to stem the leak of gas.
 Atlantic Ocean | Accidents and Spills
First BAP two-star salmon operation
World Fishing | 12 Apr 2012
Certification of the Northern Harvest Sea Farm processing plant in St. George, New Brunswick, Canada, has established Northern Harvest as the Best Aquaculture Practices program's first 'two-star' salmon operation.
 Atlantic Ocean | Aquaculture | Fish Farming | Seafood Certification

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