Coastal Science & Research News from Across the USGS

				the stories in the May 2009 issue:
	May 2009 cover story: Elevated CO2: Could it help coastal wetlands keep pace with sea-level rise? print this issue
				Elevated Atmospheric CO2 May Help Coastal Wetlands Keep Pace with Sea-Level Rise Erosion Doubles Along Part of Alaska's Arctic Coast—Cultural and Historical Sites Lost The Shrinking Beaufort Sea Coastline New USGS Study Documents Rapid Disappearance of Antarctica's Ice Shelves Research Ecologists Question Effects of Climate Change on Infectious Diseases Science and Community Education Support Diamondback Terrapin Survival USGS Assists with Science Fairs in Falmouth, Massachusetts USGS and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Participate in Coastal Erosion Workshop in Ghana Hawai‘i State Senate Urges Use of USGS Findings to Preserve Health of South Moloka‘i Coral Reef DOI Meritorious Service Award for Conservation of Critical Sediment Resources in the Grand Canyon 2008 High-Flow Experiment from Glen Canyon Dam Leads to Awards for USGS Personnel Coastal and Ocean Researchers Receive DOI Meritorious Service Awards Biologist Keith Miles Receives 2008 USGS Western Region Diversity Award in Supervisor Category USGS Group Honored for Interdisciplinary Research on the Alaska Coastal Plain Creators of USGS Web Site Honored for Award from National Association of Government Communicators USGS Engineer Competes in Curling Club Nationals—Team Wins Silver May 2009 Publications List

Icebreaker Surveys in the Arctic Ocean April 2009 Barrier Island Evolution: Ship and Horn Islands March 2009 Prehistoric Climate Can Help Forecast Future Changes Jan. / Feb. 2009

 

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