What’s really going on at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant
March 17, 2011
Sent to us by a friend in Ashiya, Japan
Written by Bill Andrews and emailed by the Dean of Engineering at the University of Washington:
Here’s a little more measured and a…
What’s really going on at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant
#41 Sea Of Cortez
The Sea of Cortez is the second most diverse marine body in the world, a virtual biosphere of life. It is home to 31 species of whales and dolphins (one third of the world’s total). It serves as a breeding ground for sea lions and marine tu…
What’s really going on at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant
What’s really going on at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant
March 17, 2011
Sent to us by a friend in Ashiya, Japan
Written by Bill Andrews and emailed by the Dean of Engineering at the University of Washington:
Here’s a little more measured and a…
#41 Sea Of Cortez
The Sea of Cortez is the second most diverse marine body in the world, a virtual biosphere of life. It is home to 31 species of whales and dolphins (one third of the world’s total). It serves as a breeding ground for sea lions and marine tu…
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Report From Onboard Jenny
Saturday, March 26, 2011 2:19:09 PMLocation: St. Petersburg Muni MarinaLatitude is 29 degrees 53.754 minutes north.Longitude is 81 degrees 18.584 minutes west.This weather observation was taken on Saturday, March 26, 2011 2:21:11 PM local time.Obser…
Anchorage at Great Sale Cay
(Friday March 25 – Dist: 51.5 mi; Avg Speed: 9.2 mph; TTT: 5:40 hrs)
The self named, “3 Putz’s”, caught up to us, the 5 Amigos, as we were leaving Spanish Cay so the “A” Team was together once again. The trip was a little rough in the begin…
Mar 26 – Pensacola, FL
Day 20 – Just Hanging OutPalafox Pier & Yacht Harbour MarinaWe just took it easy this morning, then walked down the street to the Port City Market. Its a little farmers market they have on Saturday mornings. We bought a few things and…
Japan Earthquake and Tsunami: Two Weeks Later
Two weeks after northeastern Japan was struck by a massive earthquake and tsunami, the cost of the disaster is becoming clearer. The Japanese government has estimated the direct damage at as much as $310 billion, making it the world’s costliest-ever natural disaster. As of today, more than 10,000 deaths have been confirmed and another 17,000 people remain missing.
Story and photographs here… Japan: Two weeks later.
Story and photographs here… Japan: Two weeks later.
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