Factoid/2009/08
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Factoids for the month of August, 2009
| FactoidHeadline | |
|---|---|
| Factoid/2009/08/03 | Unfortunately, Sometimes It Pays to Pollute -- 3 Years of Runoff Violations Brings Paltry $47K Fine |
| Factoid/2009/08/04 | Navy Announces New Underwater Warfare Training Range Off Jacksonville, FL Coast |
| Factoid/2009/08/05 | EPA Acts to Improve Beach Water Quality on Neglected Leeward Coast on Oahu |
| Factoid/2009/08/06 | These Protected Areas (in North Central Coastal California) Are Like National Parks in the Sea |
| Factoid/2009/08/10 | Oil Spill DIsaster on the Norwegian Coast |
| Factoid/2009/08/11 | A Soulful Activity, a Perfect Interaction, a Cleansing Experience |
| Factoid/2009/08/12 | A Real Ecological Disaster for Coastal Wetlands in France |
| Factoid/2009/08/13 | Ocean Friendly Yards in Long Beach, CA |
| Factoid/2009/08/17 | Marine Research Should Not Harm Marine Mammals |
| Factoid/2009/08/18 | Accountability for the 2007 Cosco Busan Oil Spill in San Francisco |
| Factoid/2009/08/19 | New Research Published on Rogue Waves |
| Factoid/2009/08/20 | Public Beach Access Is Often Compromised by Private Beach Ownership |
| Factoid/2009/08/24 | Polluted Runoff from Houses Is Worse Than Previously Thought |
| Factoid/2009/08/26 | Ending Sewage Discharges into the Ocean in South Florida |
| Factoid/2009/08/28 | EPA Orders Seattle and King County to Reduce Frequent Sewage Overflows |
| Factoid/2009/08/31 | Oil Rig Off Western Australia Continues to Spill Over 100,000 Gallons of Oil Daily |