Survey of supposed deep-sea chemical munitions dump off Southern California Posted: 09 Dec 2013 09:45 AM PST Researchers have described a preliminary seafloor survey of an area off the Southern California coast marked on charts as a chemical munitions site. The preliminary survey turned up trash and 55-gallon drums, but no chemical munitions.
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You are here: Home Comment Peter Hartcher Search canberratimes: Search in: canberratimes.com.au Standing firm on a sea of troubles Date December 10, 2013 Comments 18 Peter Hartcher Sydney Morning Herald political and international editor View more articles from Peter Hartcher Tweet Pin It submit to reddit Email article Print Reprints & permissions Illustration: John Continue Reading →
7 December 2013 Last updated at 17:58 GMT Share this page Email Print 1.1K Share Facebook Twitter Tidal surge: Lives turned upside down, Owen Paterson says Seven cliff-top homes collapsed in Hemsby, Norfolk Continue reading the main story UK tidal surge Clean up after tidal surge Flood-hit coast ‘like a war zone’ Two hundred wait Continue Reading →
News Sea levels no longer included in State Government planning Brian Williams The Courier-Mail December 09, 2013 12:00AM 32 Share expand Share on facebook Your Friends’ Activity NEW! Discover news with your friends. Give it a try. To get going, simply connect with your favourite social network: Facebook The Gold Coast is one area deemed Continue Reading →
Outdoors Guide: Hood Canal divers proud of giant Pacific octopus habitat Study Adds to Arctic Warming, Extreme Weather Debate Andrew (AP) Posted December 8, 2013 at 3:39 p.m. Discuss Print A A A A new study for the first time found links between the rapid loss of snow and sea ice cover in the Arctic Continue Reading →