
BLUE NOTES #73 – Another oil catastrophe, vote for BFC Explorers, inspirational books and more By David Helvarg May 4, 2010 Apocalypse Again It’s happened before but you wouldn’t know it reading the New York Times. On April 28 the Times wrote a “Gulf Spill” editorial defending continued offshore oil and gas exploration. Without questioning…
Blue Notes # 72 – Off base offshore, book tour, CITES kills, sardines live, Benchley Awards and two mermaids By David Helvarg April 6, 2010 Obama Parts the Waters for Exxon President Obama’s decision to have Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar open up vast new areas of federal waters to offshore oil drilling is no…
Blue Notes #71 – Choking seas, heated gasps, Flipper goes Hollywood, illiterate otters and more By David Helvarg Mar. 16, 2010 ApocalypSea Now Forget Fire and Ice, some disturbing new findings suggest we may face ocean death by oxygen depletion and methane venting. We’ve already seen how fossil fuel driven climate disruption is leading to…

Waves, Sharks, Coasties and Blue News You Can Use By David Helvarg Feb. 24, 2010 An Epic Day On February 13 my friend Dave and I launched his 16-foot Boston Whaler at Pillar Point Harbor near Mavericks, the famous California break where some of the world’s top big wave surfers were about to ride the…
Blue Day, Blue Aliens, Alien Court, Pirates and more, Aye! By David Helvarg Feb. 4, 2010 A Colorful Day Wednesday January 13 marked “Wear Blue for the Oceans Day,” that grew out of a Blue Frontier strategy meeting in support of a Strong National Ocean Policy (see the last six Blue Notes). Colorful rallies were…
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