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Topics (31-35 of 329)

ABOUT: Maps, Statistics and Databases: U.S. Navigational Charts (0%)
USES: Ocean Dumping and Ship Wastes: Dumping at Sea (0%)
ABOUT: Coasts and Coral Reefs: Coral Reefs (0%)
ISSUES: Pollution and Degradation: Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB) (0%)
USES: Human Settlements on the Coast: Physical Alterations: Types of Physical Alterations: Land use change (0%)

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Related Knowledge (61-70 of 243)

Fish consumption reaches all-time high (News) (1%)

Fish and seafood utilization

World Environment Day 2011 (Events) (1%)

Affiliated Ecosystems

Long Reach of the Deep Sea: Oceanographers Document Effect of Equatorial Deep Currents on West African Rainfall (News) (1%)

West Africa

Newspaper Archives Help to Understand Coastal Flooding Along the South of England (News) (1%)

Sea Level Monitoring

With high food prices set to continue, UN agencies issue call to action (News) (1%)

Food Security

Giant one-celled organisms discovered over six miles below the ocean's surface (News) (1%)

Biology

Air pollution causing stronger cyclones, study finds (News) (1%)

Cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons

Bathtub-sized marine sponge rediscovered after a century of extinction (News) (1%)

Singapore

Mid-Ocean Creatures Control Light to Avoid Becoming Snacks (News) (1%)

Biological Development in the Oceans

NASA Finds Japan Tsunami Waves Merged, Doubling Power (News) (1%)

Tsunamis

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http://www.fao.org/fishery/nems/39819/en(0%)
Referenced By: Regional Fishery Body Secretariats Network addresses priority areas for fisheries governance

http://www.immarbe.com/(0%)
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http://www.fao.org/forestry/newsroom/en/news/2005/highlight_108389en.html(0%)
Referenced By: Twenty percent of the world's mangroves lost over the last 25 years: Rate of deforestation slowing, but still a cause for alarm

http://www.fao.org/forestry/newsroom/en/news/2005/highlight_108389en.html(0%)
Referenced By: Twenty percent of the world's mangroves lost over the last 25 years: Rate of deforestation slowing, but still a cause for alarm

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