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Trouble in Paradise
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August 1999 |
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Gene Shinn was selected as a 1999 National EPA Distinguished Lecturer
and presented a talk to EPA Region 4 on July 28, in Atlanta, GA. The
EPA's Scientific and Technical Careers Advisory Committee selected
Gene as one of four Regional Distinguished Lecturers in the U.S. His
talk, "Problems in Paradise" is a two-part story. Part one concerns
sewage and groundwater work by the SPFC in the Florida Keys (partially
funded by EPA). Part two concerns African dust and was presented with
the hope of obtaining some EPA funding for research on the human and
environmental effects of African dust in the U.S.
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August 1999
in this issue:
Southern California Sediment Sampling
Earthquake Hazards
Chesapeake Bay
Georges Bank
Glacier Bay National Park
Plume Study
Los Angeles
USGS / University Collaboration
Scientist in the News
Trouble in Paradise
Oceanographic Processes
Florida Keys Geology
Dry Tortugas Nat'l Park
Sustainable Seas
Ecosystem Workshop
Coastal Sediments '99
Association for Women Geoscientists
Best Paper
cover story:
New Associate Program Coordinator
Sea Grant Knauss Fellowship
Peter Barnes
Grad Student Defenses
Woods Hole Arrivals
Woods Hole Visitors
August Publications List
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