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#As with the aristocracies of bygone days, such vast wealth has created a gulf between the plutocrats and other people,

who complained of wanting to get his life back after the Gulf oil spill and then proceeded to do

The stage is being set for next-gen alt-currency banks. 3. Seed Capitalists In the startup business world there is a huge gulf between initial concept and fundable prototypes.

reduced-pressure tube where pressurised capsules whisk passengers across Doha in seconds and throughout the Gulf Cooperation Council,

and the Gulf Coast of the U s. might hold up cargo for weeks. It s already happened, on a small scale.

#oethe seawater, pumped from the nearby Persian gulf, is the system s lifeblood. It s used to cool

Seed Capitalists In the startup business world there is a huge gulf between initial concept and fundable prototypes.

Seed Capitalists In the startup business world there is a huge gulf between initial concept and fundable prototypes.

and can pollute waterways with fertilizers creating<a href=http://www. livescience. com/221-gulf-dead-zone-starts-earlier-grow-larger. html>dead zones in the ocean</a>(where oxygen is used up

The dead zone in the Gulf of mexico has been steadily growing and recently covered an area roughlyâ the size of New jersey.

The average longline in the Gulf of mexico stretches for 30 miles (48 kilometers) and more than half of the tuna and swordfish caught are thrown back most

strong winds along the Gulf of suez pushing back the water or a tsunami.<<a href=http://journals. ametsoc. org/doi/abs/10.1175/1520-0477%281992%29073%3c0305%3aatoeft%3e2. 0. CO%3b2>According to his paper published in the Bulletin

Nebuchadnezzar II s Babylon Through military conquests Nebuchadnezzar II would come to rule an empire that stretched from the Persian gulf to the borders of Egypt.

aboard the so-called Relitto del Pozzino shipwreck which was discovered about 60 feet (18 meters) underwater in 1974 on the seabed of the Baratti Gulf off the coast of Tuscany.

And less timber-cutting means better water quality in nearby rivers and in the fragile Mesoamerican Reef downstream in the Gulf of mexico.

and the Gulf of mexico. But all shared a common message: climate change is real and fueling more dangerous extreme weather events.

so that algal blooms and dead zones whether in Lake erie or the Gulf of mexico become a thing of the past?

#Primeval Underwater Forest Discovered in Gulf of mexico Scuba divers have discovered a primeval underwater forest off the coast of Alabama.

and sit about 60 feet (18 meters) below the surface of the Gulf of mexico. Despite its discovery only recently the underwater landscape has just a few years to be explored before wood-burrowing marine animals destroy the ancient forest. 8 of the World's Most Endangered Places Closely guarded secret Raines was talking with a friend who owned a dive shop

The trees'growth rings could reveal secrets about the climate of the Gulf of mexico thousands of years ago during a period known as the Wisconsin Glacial period

Check out the image gallery Diatoms of the Texas Gulf Coast. Editor's Note: The researchers depicted in Behind the Scenes articles have been supported by the National Science Foundation the federal agency charged with funding basic research and education across all fields of science and engineering.

The primeval underwater forest long buried under the sediments at the bottom of the Gulf of mexico was uncovered probably by Hurricane Katrina

Scientists believe the grove of thousand-year-old trees could reveal millennia of the Gulf of mexico's climate history.

The paw paw tree (Asimina triloba) is indigenous to 26 states in the United states growing wild from the Gulf Coast up to the Great lakes region.

Before the 1930s about 4. 9 trillion gallons (18.5 trillion liters) streamed from the U s.-Mexico border to the Gulf of california each year supporting numerous wetlands and a major estuary.

The only natural migrating population that still exists is a flock that spends its summers in Canada and flies down to the Texas Gulf Coast for the winter.

Now new research argues that this cultural gulf may stem from what those peoples'ancestors farmed.

or comet impact that created the Chicxulub crater in the Gulf of mexico. A new model of the disaster finds that the impact would have inundated Earth's atmosphere with sulfur trioxide from sulfate-rich marine rocks called anhydrite vaporized by the blast.

and the efforts under way to preserve the Gulf Coast. And the United nations'environmental voice the U n. Environment Programme is using Google technology to explore the Earth's changing landscape

At the top of the Spencer Gulf near Port Augusta in South australia Sundrop Farms is turning sunlight and seawater into fresh water and food inside greenhouses.

Around 500 bighorn sheep can be found on Tiburã n Island in the Gulf of california today but that population descends from a group of animals brought there by conservationists in 1975.

Colorado river Reaches Gulf (Photos) For the first time in 16 years freshwater from the Colorado river has flowed into the salty waters of the Gulf of california.

and sea last week via a pilot channel dug by the Sonoran Institute to increase freshwater flow into the Gulf of california.

The seawater ran north through the Rio Hardy a series of swampy wetlands and mudflats that drains 15 miles (24 km) downstream into Gulf waters.

if the water would enter the Gulf or remain in the river's broad delta.

Though the amount of water reaching the estuary habitat where river mixes with sea will likely be said small Zamora it could help the hundreds of bird species who nest in the Gulf

It will slowly trundle across the region over the next few days pulling up juicy moisture-laden air from over the Gulf of mexico.

Celsius) and nutrient-poor sandy soil it's easy to see why agriculture hasn't taken off for the nations of the Persian gulf.

and Gulf coasts and that ever-increasing heat and humidity will particularly impact the Southwest Southeast and upper Midwest.

and hurricanes in the Atlantic ocean basin something denizens of the Caribbean and Gulf and East coasts of the U s. surely appreciate.#

The study suggests the Botai culture was a distinct centre of domestication, separate from the'Fertile Crescent'area, between the Mediterranean sea and the Gulf, where cattle,

The gulf between developed and developing nations over greenhouse gases and who should take responsibility for what remains alarmingly wide.

Pershing, of the University of Maine in Orono and the Gulf of Maine Research Institute in Portland, Maine, calculates that

The oil spewing into the Gulf of mexico was stemmed partially this week, after BP managed to force a siphon tube into the leaking wellhead pipe.

BP's latest efforts to staunch the flow of oil from its wellhead in the Gulf of mexico have failed,

flowing from the ruptured Gulf of mexico well up to four times the official estimate from a month ago.

Oil gushed into the Gulf of mexico at a staggering rate from the damaged riser that had attached the platform to the well.

Some of the oil was trapped well below the Gulf's surface, with undetermined effects. It seemed as though the spill might drag on forever.

Tunnell points out that the Gulf may have been healthier and more resilient then, so it's difficult to say

whether species in the northern Gulf will rebound as quickly from the current spill. But the curtailment of commercial fishing owing to fears over contaminated seafood may hasten the recovery of exploited species. In some parts of Campeche,

but that more productive ecosystems such as mangrove swamps or salt marshes the closest analogue to mangroves in the northern Gulf retain oil indefinitely.

That oil made its way around the Gulf, and at one point some beaches in Texas took an unexpected oil hit after it mixed with surface waters close to shore.

Oil-spill budget Scientists have welcomed a long-awaited peer-reviewed US government report on the short-term fate of the oil from the Deepwater horizon spill in the Gulf of mexico this summer.

Spill science scarce The presidential commission investigating last year's huge oil spill in the Gulf of mexico has called for more science in federal decisions on oil production and spill response.

and volunteers who supported the cleanup effort after the Deepwater horizon disaster in the Gulf of mexico. Booking a rocket The first contracts have been signed to send researchers into suborbit using commercial spacecraft.

See page 289 for more on the flu-virus debate. go. nature. com/pf7bwv20-24 february Marine scientists'responses to the Gulf of mexico oil spill in 2010 are discussed among topics at the Ocean Sciences Meeting in Salt lake city, Utah

Dry weather is expected to continue into August in the southern to central Plains, across the Gulf coast and along the west coast

We are directing additional funding to Gulf Coast restoration to bring back the fisheries and coastal ecosystems

which one of the company s oil platforms in the Gulf of mexico exploded. The deal follows a $4. 5-billion settlement last year by oil

In the second study, a team led by St andrews marine mammal science student Jenny Allen examined 27 years of whale-watching data from the Gulf of Maine, off the eastern coast of the United states,

But in 1980, observers in the gulf saw something new: a humpback slapping the surface of the water with its tail fluke before proceeding with a standard bubble feed.

but by 2007,37%of the humpbacks in the Gulf of Maine were observed using the technique,

its water ran unfettered into the Gulf of california. But most was diverted soon to slake the thirst and agricultural fields of millions of people in the American Southwest.

10am on August 29 2005 the eye of Hurricane Katrina made landfall in Buras-Triumph La. going on to devastate much of the Gulf Coast.

After entering the Gulf of mexico it intensified rapidly going from a Category 1 hurricane when it passed through southern Florida on August 25 2005 then gaining momentum and jumping from a Category 3 all the way up to Category 5 status over the span of about a day later that weekend.

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THREATEN ANTHRAX OF GENERAL GULF OF TONKIN OF COLIN POWELL AND JOHN KERRY CON'S!

This pipeline which would bring oil from Canada's tar sands to the Texas Gulf Coast needs a presidential permit to move forward.

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While the study only looked at the Atlantic Coast the same trend is taking place on Florida's Gulf Coast Cavanaugh

Williams the Academy's Curator of Invertebrate Zoology and Geology encountered the sea fan now named Chromoplexaura marki during a two-week survey of the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary

#Coral reef gardens found thriving in Gulf of Mainenew research has found a type of coral reef called Octocorals previously thought to have diminished off the east coast of the US in the Gulf of Maine has been discovered recently surviving in dense coral garden communities in more than one location.

The paper'Octocoral gardens in the Gulf of Maine (NW Atlantic) by Peter Auster et al published in Biodiversity studied Octocorals a type of fragile deep-sea coral reef that grow

Octocorals used to be a common part of seafloor fauna in the Gulf of Maine. However based on past accounts of where corals had been had found it appeared that a century of fishing with bottom contact gear had reduced their distribution to just a small habitable area.

A recent expedition in July this year to the western Jordan Basin and Schoodic Ridge regions of the Gulf of Maine revealed an initial report of impressive octoral gardens.

The researchers recommend greater conservation attention to these spatially rare octocoral garden communities in the Gulf.

and the amount of sediment entering the area's rivers and streams--and ultimately the Gulf of mexico.

The Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley located in the historic floodplain of the Mississippi river stretches from Cairo Illinois south to the Gulf of mexico.

and fertilizers the latter associated with the formation of the hypoxic (low oxygen) dead zone in the Gulf of mexico.

and reduce the effects of sediment load as far as the Gulf of mexico says Ouyang lead author of the article and research hydrologist at the SRS Center for Bottomland Hardwoods Research.

#Plan to address hypoxia in Gulf of mexico urged by expertsdespite a 12-year action plan calling for reducing the hypoxia zone in the Gulf of mexico little progress has been made

and there is no evidence that nutrient loading to the Gulf has decreased during this period. University of Illinois researchers have identified some of the biophysical and social barriers to progress

David said that the Gulf of mexico hypoxic zone that was measured in July 2013 was 5800 square miles (nearly the size of Connecticut) the result of riverine losses of nitrate and total phosphorus from the Mississippi river Basin.

Saving the world's forests requires us to close the massive gulf between international promises

#Hypoxia Issues in the Gulf of Mexicothe Mississippi river Basin is home to much of the United states'fertile crop land.

The dead zone in the Gulf of mexico where the Mississippi meets the ocean has received much attention in the last decade and led to the creation of the Mississippi river/Gulf of mexico Watershed Nutrient Task force.

Another way of envisioning the volume of the resource potentially available worldwide each year is to imagine 14 months watching the outflow from the Mississippi river into the Gulf of mexico.

Baldcypress swamps are an ecosystem that once spread across the southeastern and eastern United states. They are currently being restored in some areas of the Gulf Coastal plain after years of degradation from agriculture saltwater intrusion and pests like the tent caterpillar.

#Are North Atlantic right whales mating in the Gulf of Maine? Using data obtained during six years of regular aerial surveys

and genetics data collected by a consortium of research groups scientists have strengthened evidence pointing to the central Gulf of Maine as a mating ground for North Atlantic right whales according to a study recently published online in the journal Endangered

A high proportion of potential mates aggregated in the central Gulf of Maine between November and January and these same individuals produced a calf a year later.

We are still seeing right whales in the central Gulf of Maine just not in the same numbers.

the Gulf of Maine; off the north coast of Oahu Hawaii the Tropical Gyre in the south Atlantic;

however another critical one is being overlooked says Bill Mitsch director of the Everglades Wetland Research Park at Florida Gulf Coast University and an emeritus professor at Ohio State university:

Funding for the study came from the U s. Environmental protection agency the National Science Foundation Ohio State university and Florida Gulf Coast University.

First Vitruvius an engineer for the Emperor Augustus and later Pliny the Elder recorded that the best maritime concrete was made with ash from volcanic regions of the Gulf of Naples (Pliny died in the eruption of Mt vesuvius that buried Pompeii

and even the survival of humankind warns the founding Chair of a new global organization created to narrow the gulf between leading international biodiversity scientists and national policy-makers.

IPBES will reduce the gulf between the wealth of scientific knowledge on declining natural world conditions

but foster Gulf of mexico Dead Zonenew ORLEANS April 9 2013#The most serious ongoing water pollution problem in the Gulf of mexico originates not from oil rigs as many people believe but rainstorms and fields of corn and soybeans a thousand

An expert on that problem#the infamous Gulf of mexico#oedead Zone##today called for greater awareness of the connections between rainfall and agriculture in the Midwest and the increasingly severe water quality problems in the gulf.

and soybeans grow it stimulates the growth of plants in the water#algae in the Gulf.

The Gulf also seems to be more sensitive to the nitrogen and phosphorous fertilizers that wash down the Mississippi river

Fish and shellfish either leave the oxygen-depleted water or die causing losses to commercial and sports fisheries in the Gulf she noted.

I annually bring water from the Gulf of mexico dead zone to a water ceremony at the Unitarian church in Baton rouge where it is combined with waters from others from all over the world and locally.

but surprisingly short for a drop of water from the Gulf of mexico to be transported inland and then flow with other droplets down the river to the ocean.

--and it's quickly become prominent in the rocky intertidal zone of the Gulf of Maine attached to common seaweeds like rockweed or Corallina officinalis also known as coral weed.

Nonetheless its rapid expansion into the Gulf of Maine raises concern. The seaweed earned its oyster thief nickname after its introduction to France in the early 1900s led to significant damage to the oyster industry.

A NASA C-20a piloted aircraft carrying the Uninhabited Aerial Vehicle Synthetic Aperture Radar (UAVSAR) is wrapping up studies over the U s. Gulf Coast Arizona and Central and South america.

Other subsidence studies in New orleans and the Mississippi Delta are aimed at better understanding what causes Gulf Coast subsidence

While earlier studies on vegetation change through this period relied on the analysis of individual sites throughout the Rift valley--offering narrow snapshots--Feakins took a look at the whole picture by using a sediment core taken in the Gulf of Aden where winds funnel

and drawing in more water vapor from the Gulf of mexico as well as the Central Valley. When the additional waves of moisture bump into developing monsoons Famiglietti said it's like throwing fuel on a fire.

The hypoxic zone that forms each summer in the Gulf of mexico is a result of nitrate leaching from the tile-drained Corn belt of the midwestern United states--a likely location for biofuel production he said.

Environmental flows for ecosystem services in rivers natural and novellast spring the Colorado river reached its delta for the first time in 16 years flowing into Pacific ocean at the Gulf of california after wetting 70 miles of long-dry channels through the Sonoran Desert.

and ease strains on fisheries in the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of california). Environmental flows for natural hybrid and novel riverine ecosystems in a changing worldthere are two primary ways to achieve environmental flows of water necessary to sustain river ecosystems write Mike Acreman

They will earn the migration route by following the ultralight from White river Marsh in Wisconsin to the Gulf Coast of Florida.

Using a 26-acre farm as her average Vorotnikova took data collected at UF's Gulf Coast Research

These include the U s. Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary in the northern Gulf of mexico Bermuda and Bonaire all of

The value of a fish in waterconsider the example of reef fish in the Gulf of mexico.

The Gulf's reef fish contributed more than $256 million to U s. national wealth in 2004--and three times that after management reforms.

hard clamsfour of the most common mosquito pesticides used along the east and Gulf coasts show little risk to juvenile hard clams and oysters according to a NOAA study.

These ecologically and economically important species inhabit tidal marsh habitats along the U s. Atlantic and Gulf of mexico coastlines.

A southern Brazil variety was brought to an area along the Gulf Coast probably near Punta Gorda;

in the Mississippi river network goes through a natural filtering process as it flows to the Gulf of mexico.

and more as a conveyor belt transporting nitrates to the Gulf of mexico. The amount of nitrates flowing into the gulf from the Mississippi has created already the world's second biggest dead zone an oxygen-depleted area where fish

and other aquatic life can't survive. The research conducted by Bayani Cardenas associate professor of hydrogeology

and the underlying molecular mechanismsthe National institutes of health the Keck Center Nanobiology Training program of the Gulf Coast Consortia and the Baylor College of Medicine Medical scientist Training program supported the research.

and some of the fastest-growing metropolitan areasâ#The Gulf and Atlantic coasts are major producers of seafood

#Bighorn sheep went extinct on desert island in Gulf of Californiausing ancient DNA analysis and other techniques a research team led by conservation biologists at the University of California Riverside has determined that bighorn sheep so named for their massive spiral horns became extinct on Tiburã n Island a large and mostly uninhabited island just

off Sonora Mexico in the Gulf of california sometime in the last millennium--specifically between the 6th and 19th centuries.

have grown 7 percent between 2002 and 2008, with repercussions for the Gulf's dead zone.

whether the oil spill or ethanol was worse for the Gulf, SF Gate reported: Ethanol consumes two-thirds of all federal subsidies for renewable fuels,

They are trying to get 56 miles of rail built that would restore rail service from Chicago to the Gulf of mexico

or west before they can get south to the Gulf, making the economics unworkable. That 56 miles might as well be 5000 miles to them,

like the deepwater Gulf of mexico, the EROI varies from 4 to 14 (Moerschbaecher, 2012). Hall and Murphy have also found that a given fuel must have an EROI of at least 3 to deliver a net benefit to society because of the associated infrastructure needed to support

With ports in the Pacific and Gulf of mexico, Mexico has always been a crossroads, he said.

but you have to realize that with the BP-Transocean oil spill we just poisoned half the food chain down there in the Gulf of mexico.

particularly in the Gulf region where water production is a costly and energy-intensive process, explained Dr. Sultan al-Jaber, managing director and CEO of Masdar City.

I believe such a measure would help bridge the gulf between the elderly and technology.

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