Boston Yacht Haven Project: Life on the Water : Natalie B. Fobes

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Natalie B. Fobes

A Figure Braves an 80-Mile-An-Hour Wind in the Russian Coastal Town of Lorino by the Bering Sea

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Portrait of a Sea Otter (Enhydra Lutris) Rescued after the Exxon Oil Spill in Prince William Sound

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Land Mammals Also Run Afoul of the Spill, with Uncertain Consequences

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An Oiled Female Harbor Seal (Phoca Vitulina) Still Knows Her Pup Despite Its Oil Blackened Skin

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Oil Will Not Sink Without Added Weight

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Salmon Fry Released in the Oil Spill Cleanup Will be Studied for Effects and Contamination

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Like a Malignancy, the Spill Returns to Valdez in the Form of Thousands of Bags of Cleanup Debris

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In June 1989, Oily Water Oozes up from Contaminated Sediment to Fill a Hole

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A Factory Trawler Crashes Through High Waves of the Bering Sea

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A Factory Trawler Crashes Through High Waves of the Bering Sea

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