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Category Archives: Gulf oil spill
What is dredging? Underwater excavation is called “dredging.” Usually when people think of “dredged material,” they imagine the murky water from the sediments stirred up in the process of dredging a river, waterway or wetland. For example, the Army Corps … Continue reading
Climbing on a mountain Floating out on the sea Far from lights of a city The elements they speak to me… Whispering that life Existed long before greed… Balancing the world On its knee… -1/2 Full, Pearl Jam (Eddie Vedder, … Continue reading
“We need to understand that the environment and our lifestyle and our communities and the businesses that flourish down here must work together.” –Town Hall Participant, Houma, Louisiana, Administration’s Long Term Recovery Plan In July 2010 … Continue reading
Mystery solved: this week on NPR, Robert Peck, curator at Philadelphia’s Academy of Natural Sciences unveiled a long-sought first print of John James Audubon – a sketch of a running grouse on a $3 bank note from 1824. Peck explained … Continue reading
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Tagged Audubon first print, Audubon Society, bird art, Diane O’Leary, eco-art, environmental art, Glenn Wolf, Gulf oil spill, Haskell Indian Nations University, John James Audubon, King Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, Olivia Bouler, Strange Wetlands, wetland, wetland art, wetland preservation, wetlands
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A Voice in the Wetlands: Democracy Now Video “Day 74, Voices from a Devasted Community…” http://jahnessasworld.blogspot.com/2010/07/ democracy-now-video-day-74-voices-from.html
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Tagged bird, ecosystem, endangered species, environment, Events, Gulf oil spill, pollution, restoration, wildlife
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Video: Fox Ridge Presents Wetlands and Vernal Pools http://media.www.dennews.com/media/ storage/paper309/news/2010/06/08/ OnlineExclusives/Video.Fox.Ridge.Presents. Wetlands.And.Vernal.Pools-3921387.shtml#4 Category Five – Season 2, Episode 1: Wetlands Watch Video on Gulf Oil Spill – June 6, 2010 http://category5wetlandswatch.wordpress.com/
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Tagged Gulf oil spill, wetlands. vernal pools
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Latest Gulf oil spill forecast shows push west to fragile Louisiana wetlands Press Register Blog – May 10, 2010 The latest Gulf of Mexico oil spill forecast map provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration continues to show a … Continue reading
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Tagged Gulf of Mexico, NOAA, oil spill, wetlands
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Which Would You Choose: Offshore Wind or Offshore Oil? By Francis Beinecke – Switchboard/NRDC blog – May 3, 2010 http://switchboard.nrdc.org/blogs/fbeinecke/ which_would_you_choose_offshor.html
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Tagged offshore oil, offshore wind, wetlands
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