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: Posted On March 19, 2017

Window Shopping For Luxury Submersibles

By: Bill Streever, ECO Contributor If still among the living, Dutchman Cornelis Drebbel might be justifiably proud of the vessels now under...

: Posted On January 19, 2017

NORTHSTAR ISLAND Inspectors Visit a Manmade Island that Keeps Oil Flowing North of the Arctic Circle

By: Guy Hayes, Alaska Region Public Affairs Specialist, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement Six miles north of Alaska’s Arctic coast, a...

: Posted On November 22, 2016

In The Swim of It Counting Seals in Pembrokeshire

By: Malcolm Smith, Author of Gone Wild: Stories from a Lifetime of Wildlife Travel Dr. Smith is a biologist and former Chief Scientist at the...

: Posted On February 20, 2017

Mangrove Restoration in Key Mexican Coastal Lagoons in the Gulf of Mexico

By: Eric Gustafson, MBA, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Gulf of Mexico Foundation, Mexico Cuauhtemoc Leon, Ph.D., Co-Founder and Technical...

: Posted On January 19, 2017

A Colorful View From Space: Connecting Color To Phytoplankton With Novel Field Technology

By: Kira Coley, ECO UK Correspondent An ever-changing patchwork of blues and greens, the sea is a colorful blend of suspended particles and the...

: Posted On November 22, 2016

The Value of GIS and Ecological Risk Assessment Framework

By: Ted Wickwire, Senior Environmental Scientist, Team Leader, and Joe Famely, Environmental Scientist, GIS Manager, Applied Ecology &...

: Posted On February 20, 2017

Putting The Mississippi River Back To Work

By: Amy Wold, Research Communications, The Water Institute of the Gulf Along the northern Gulf of Mexico coast, few things have had a greater...

: Posted On January 19, 2017

Sustainable Development:Submarine Cables In The Marine Environment

When people think about international communications, they often regard satellites as the primary medium of modern international communications....

: Posted On November 22, 2016

Curveballs, Sails, and the Future of Shipping

By: Bill Streever, ECO Contributor The roll-on, roll-off vessel M/V Estraden carries trailers, cars, and trucks between Rotterdam and England,...

: Posted On January 19, 2017

Integrated Marine Monitoring for Port Operations in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area

By: Dr. Nathan Waltham, Principal Research Scientist, Centre for Tropical Water and Aquatic Ecosystem Research (TropWATER), James Cook University,...

: Posted On January 16, 2017

Combating West Coast Ocean Acidification: ECO Interviews Oceanology International North America Panelist

With its thriving Bluetech community, San Diego, California is an ideal location for the first Oceanology International North America conference and...

: Posted On September 2, 2016

Toxic Algae: How Poor Wastewater Management And Bad Agricultural Practices Slimed Florida

By: Gary N Roderick, CEP, REM, CEA and Greg Leatherman, Editor in Chief of ECO Magazine ECO Magazine is headquartered in the seaside community of...

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