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Keeping Coast Mardi Gras crazy fun, crazy clean
Mardi Gras is one of the Souths most anticipated traditions. With its costumes, beads, parades and balls, the Mississippi Gulf Coast comes alive...
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Trying to stay afloat
As we all know now, concerns about COVID-19 and efforts to slow the spread of the disease have been implemented across much of the United States....
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Technology in the classroom: How ROVs inspire interest in STEM
Have you ever wondered how scientists explore the bottom of the ocean? What about how oil rigs are assembled and maintained beneath the waves? The...
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Temporary solutions can make for lasting change in coastal communities
One mistake cities can make when attempting to craft resilient places is devising development plans that exceed the scale of what is realistically...
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Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative: 10 years of dedication to the Gulf
Nearly 10 years ago one of the largest human-caused disasters in history unfolded in the Gulf of Mexico. The Macondo well (MC252) blowout followed...
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Disentangling fisheries data
Among scientists and non-scientists alike, data are a fundamental component of our lives. Whether were managing our bank accounts or hunting down...
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Understanding depredation
Most of us have been there. A tug at the line and suddenly...Fish On! Without warning, during the ensuing fight, the line suddenly goes slack, and...
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New game teaches about water quality, resilience
The Watershed Game is a proven nonpoint water pollution educational program and interactive tool for local leaders and educators that increases...
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Oyster gardening season drawing to a close
We are wrapping up the 2019 season for oyster gardening in Mississippi and Alabama. Pickups and plantings will begin in November, and thus far we...
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