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Can We Recreate Outdoors During COVID-19?
I do admit to feeling some guilt for enjoying the outdoors while others are still battling COVID-19. It’s a tough call. Just what is the responsible action to take?
Steve Weileman May 16, 2020
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Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Found in Puget Sound
80 percent of animals sampled carried bacteria that were resistant to an antibiotic, and more than 50 percent carried bacteria that were resistant to multiple antibiotics.
Steve Weileman August 2, 2019
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Is It Time To Forgive SeaWorld
It’s easy to cast SeaWorld as the villain but are they just supplying what the market is demanding?
Steve Weileman April 19, 2019
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Changing the Way We Think About Plastic
Approximately nine million tons of plastic end up in the ocean each year—the equivalent of five plastic grocery bags stuffed with plastic trash on every foot of coastline around the world.
Steve Weileman January 25, 2019
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Despite Goo Disease Sea Stars Making Comeback
Last winter I was up at Salt Creek on the Strait of Juan de Fuca with some friend spending the
Steve Weileman April 10, 2018
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Harmful Green Crab Invasion Getting Worse in Puget Sound
Scientists are hoping to speed up efforts to stop the invasion of the harmful European green crabs in Puget Sound.
Steve Weileman December 29, 2017
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British Columbia Threatens Waterways with Coastal Pipeline
Back in 2015 the bulk carrier cargo ship M/V Marathassa, despite being only 3 months old and it being a
Steve Weileman January 13, 2017
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Seabirds May Mistake Plastic as Food Due to Smell
A new study suggests that it’s not only a visual trigger that confuses seabirds to consume toxic marine plastics from
Steve Weileman December 16, 2016
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Huge Die-Off of Puffins Found on St. Paul Island
Washington experienced something similar two winters ago with the Common Murre, now Tufted Puffins are washing up on St. Paul
Steve Weileman November 18, 2016
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Underwater Drones Making Deep Sea Citizen Scientist
So want to know what’s on the top of my Christmas list this year? You need look no further than
Steve Weileman November 4, 2016
