Dr. Hugh Sealy is Canadian by birth and Barbadian by descent. He obtained his Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) from McGill University, Montreal,...
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King Tides: A Glimpse At South Florida’s Future
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A Day in the Life of a BSEE Inspector
A Day in the Life of a BSEE Inspector
By: Guy Hayes, Public Affairs, BSEE
The backbone of the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement...
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Doomsday Clock: The Countdown For Coral Reefs
By, Kira Coley, ECO UK Correspondent
Generating an estimated $29.8 billion per year from fisheries, tourism, and coastal protection, coral reefs...
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Reef Arabia’s Game-Changing Reef Modules Majfara Units: Durable Solutions that Blend with the Environment
By: Michael Arora, Director of Marine Ecological Surveys, Reef Arabia
In 2001, the Bahraini-owned Environment Arabia Consultancy Services WLL...
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Window Shopping For Luxury Submersibles
By: Bill Streever, ECO Contributor
If still among the living, Dutchman Cornelis Drebbel might be justifiably proud of the vessels now under...
By: Eric Gustafson, MBA, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Gulf of Mexico Foundation, Mexico Cuauhtemoc Leon, Ph.D., Co-Founder and Technical...
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Putting The Mississippi River Back To Work
By: Amy Wold, Research Communications, The Water Institute of the Gulf
Along the northern Gulf of Mexico coast, few things have had a greater...
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Integrated Marine Monitoring for Port Operations in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area
By: Dr. Nathan Waltham, Principal Research Scientist, Centre for Tropical Water and Aquatic Ecosystem Research (TropWATER), James Cook University,...
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NORTHSTAR ISLAND Inspectors Visit a Manmade Island that Keeps Oil Flowing North of the Arctic Circle
By: Guy Hayes, Alaska Region Public Affairs Specialist, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement
Six miles north of Alaska’s Arctic coast, a...
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A Colorful View From Space: Connecting Color To Phytoplankton With Novel Field Technology
By: Kira Coley, ECO UK Correspondent
An ever-changing patchwork of blues and greens, the sea is a colorful blend of suspended particles and the...
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