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A Surge of Stories Spews from the Darkness of the Deep Ocean BP Oil Leak
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BP's Gulf Oil Gusher Attracts Bewildering Amounts of Media Coverage. But Where's the Depth?
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The New Invader, Lionfish, Raises Major Concerns for Ocean Reef Systems
Veteran journalist and SEJ co-founder Rae Tyson writes about the prolific and voracious Indo-Pacific lionfish, which has spread as far north as Rhode Island and as far south as the Caribbean Sea. A Washington, DC chef offers one tasty solution to the problem.
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Try a Little Carp Humor To Woo More Traffic to Your Online News Site
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More TV Meteorologists Should Be Brought into SEJ's "Big Tent"
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Photographers Name the Top 40 Nature Images of All Time
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Eruption of 'Shy' Volcano Suddenly Surprises the Experts and the World
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A Host of Investigative Journalism on the Web, Thanks to Non-Profit Sites
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When Mute Swans Become a Menace, What Should Be Done?
By CHRISTINE HEINRICHS
Mute Swans retain a mythic grip on people, touching the hearts of those who glimpse these graceful white birds gliding across a misty lake. Yet many now regard Mute Swans as unwanted invaders that trash fragile wetland and aquatic habitat and chase out other birds.
This dichotomy confounds wetlands managers, who want at least to control growing populations of Mute Swans, if not eliminate them entirely.
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