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  Blue Notes

  BLUE NOTES 43

  February 28, 2008

  DYING SEAS, HOT ALGAE, NO MORE DEAD DUCKS, BROADWAY BOUND SHARKS AND FARR MORE Feb. 28, 2008 By David Helvarg DEPTHS OF DESPAIR The latest reports on the state of our global ocean are enough to make a hagfish gag. On Feb. 15 the Journal Science published a comprehensive review of the oceanic impact of…

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  Blue Notes

  BLUE NOTES 42

  January 25, 2008

  Slimed Eagles, Sea Stars come out, lice & sushi, swamp rats and more Jan. 25, 2008 By David Helvarg The Last Frontier I was flying on a C-130 Hercules out of Cold Bay Alaska last week, working on my Coast Guard book and yes, it was cold. The loadmaster had just winched a white Durango…

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  Blue Notes

  BLUE NOTES 41

  December 13, 2007

  Oil Wars, Clean Ports, Climate Kelp and a Sea/Sun of Giving December 13, 2007 By David Helvarg Tracking Oil to its Source A week after a relatively “minor” spill of 58,000 gallons of bunker fuel that killed over 2,000 seabirds and despoiled beaches and wetlands on the San Francisco Bay and along the coast (see…

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  Blue Notes

  BLUE NOTES 40

  November 12, 2007

  Spilled oil, ocean winds, diving camels and Dr. Dolphin November 12, 2007 By David Helvarg Oil Sucks Oil covered birds like you’ve seen on TV look even worse in real life. Not the dead ones so much, except when a gull’s ripped a small floating grebe open in the water and is pulling at its…

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  Blue Notes

  BLUE NOTES 39

  October 17, 2007

  Blue Energy vs. Blue Activists? October 17, 2007 By David Helvarg Almost everyone now seems to agree with Nobel Prize winner Al Gore that the world must make a rapid transition from fossil fuels (see Blue Notes #32, “Eight Climate Disasters on the Seven Seas”). The ocean contains vast amounts of power in the form of…

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• KQUA – Roseburg’s Community Radio Station
• KXCR – Community Radio Florence
• KEPW – Peaceworks Community Radio

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Each episode navigates insightful discussions on marine life, and the critical issues affecting our seas. Informative, educational and humorous, it’s a valuable resource for anyone passionate about understanding and preserving our ocean world!