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NCCOS Funded-Partners Demonstrate Sustained Offsho...

An NCCOS-funded research team led by Dr. Donald Anderson, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), has deployed an autonomous ocean sensor, called the Environmental Sample Processor (ESP) in the Atlantic Ocean ...

Buoys Support Red Tide Forecast for 2013 I NERACOO...

The 2013 spring and summer red tide reason in New England is expected to be "moderate" according to NCCOS's partner, theWoods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI),forecast last month.Ocean and weather data ...

Moderate red tide forcast for New England this spr...

New England should see a "moderate" red tide this spring and summer, according a report released this week by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...

2013 New England Seasonal 'Red Tide' Forecast: Mod...

This small plant could ruin your dinner plans. It's called Alexandrium, and it's responsible for paralytic shellfish poisoning, which you can get by eating contaminated shellfish. Credit: Steve Morton. Coastal ...

Shellfisheries Reopen at Georges Bank, Massachuset...

Something good is happening at Georges Bank, a large area off the coast of Massachusetts that separates the Gulf of Maine from the Atlantic Ocean. After 22 years, some 6,000 ...

Tests Help Fisheries Service Reopen Georges Bank f...

NOAA Fisheries now allows clam harvests in an area of Georges Bank off limits for the last 22 years to protect people from getting ill from algae toxins. Their decision ...

Marine, NOAA Officials Warn Local Officials on Thr...

It's been almost a year since 150 young harbor seals died unexpectedly and washed up beaches in New Hampshire, southern Maine and northern Massachusetts. The New England Aquarium has taken ...

NOAA Ocean Acidification Program Finds Supportive ...

NCCOS-funded scientists working under the auspices of the NOAA Ocean Acidification (OA) Program were recently introduced to the internal research community at a special roll-out and open discussion at the ...

NOAA announces grants to predict ocean acidificati...

As scientists continue to research ways in which the oceans are changing - and what these changes mean for fish populations, three new research projects will receive funding to examine ...

Algal Bloom Species with Two Deadly Toxins Could D...

When tiny aquatic organisms reproduce in large amounts, algal blooms occur that take over portions of open water up to hundreds of miles in area. And when these oceanic plankton ...

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