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Rising Tide #105 – Nancy Rabalais is the Mother of Dead Zones
Read more: Rising Tide #105 – Nancy Rabalais is the Mother of Dead ZonesIn the latest episode of Rising Tide, along with Blue News, David and Vicki talk with Dr. Nancy Rabalais from Louisiana State University. Nancy’s been called ‘the mother of dead zones’ in that her decades of research has helped define the Gulf of Mexico’s seasonal oxygen-depleted waters generated by polluted agricultural runoff from the Mississippi. These…
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Rising Tide #104 – Rashid Sumaila is Counting on Fish
Read more: Rising Tide #104 – Rashid Sumaila is Counting on FishDirector of ocean and fisheries economics at the University of British Columbia, our guest this week, Dr. Rashid Sumaila, has used economic modeling applied to global fisheries to come up with some dramatic and world changing conclusions. He talks with us about everything from how government subsidies threaten coastal seas to how living fish have ten…
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Rising Tide #103 – Shelby Van Pelt’s Remarkable Octopus Book
Read more: Rising Tide #103 – Shelby Van Pelt’s Remarkable Octopus BookIn this episode of Rising Tide Vicki and I speak with Shelby Van Pelt, author of the best-selling novel, ‘Remarkably Bright Creatures’ that tells the story of a growing, healing friendship between a widowed aquarium cleaner and a Giant Pacific Octopus with an attitude. Shelby talks about how Marcellus the bored, curmudgeonly cephalopod came into being,…
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Opinion: Is the restoration of California’s cutest keystone species worth it?
Read more: Opinion: Is the restoration of California’s cutest keystone species worth it?Sea otters are terminally cute critters and a delight to view rolling and diving in the kelp canopy of Monterey Bay, where some 3,000 endangered southern otters play an essential role in maintaining the marine kelp forest. But to crabs, clams, abalone, urchins and some fishermen, sea otters are voracious marine weasels that can eat…
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Rising Tide #102 – Coast Guard Admiral Sugimoto Protects the Blue
Read more: Rising Tide #102 – Coast Guard Admiral Sugimoto Protects the BlueIn this episode of Rising Tide I speak with Coast Guard Rear Admiral Andy Sugimoto. He commands the 11th District that stretches from the California Oregon border to the waters off Peru, also Arizona, Nevada, Utah and a bit of Wyoming. A 39-year veteran of the service I wrote about in my book, ‘Rescue…
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