Today’s posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger:
Water color, phytoplankton growth in the Gulf of Maine are changing by Sardine Run Port Elizabeth: The amount of dissolved organic carbon from rivers emptying into the Gulf of Maine has increased over the last 80 years, a trend they predict will continue through 2100 if annual precipitation continues to increase, warn researchers. Runoff is changing the color of the seawater, reducing the light available to phytoplankton for photosynthesis, causing a […]
Read more here: Sardine Run Port Elizabeth: A National Geographic Algoa Bay video selected by Expert Tours: African Penguins What a great African Penguin exhibit at the Greensboro Science Center. The kids loved it and I thought this was the best exhibit in the aquarium area for sure. They are quit friendly and seem like there are like pets the way they […]
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Latest posts by Port Elizabethan (see all)
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