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Ocean Acidification News on the Web

By Daniel de la Calle Some Ocean Acidification news for this beginning of May:     ¤Symposium on Ocean Acidification to be held in Canberra, Australia …

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A Sea Change is in Colombia

By Daniel de la Calle Our documentary will be showing today at the MALOKA center in downtown Bogotá.  The screening begins at 5PM and the …

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Ocean Acidification News, Again

By Daniel de la Calle   I know it has been a while since we last posted news about Ocean Acidification and other related environmental …

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News: What Blogs Are For

By Daniel de la Calle Here is the classic list of web finds you have seen right here in the past.  This week I dug …

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The Highest High, The Lowest Low

By Daniel de la Calle Today is World Water Day.  All kinds of events must be taking place around the planet with the spotlight on …

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I Am Costly

By Daniel de la Calle I confess I get irritated by the carbon footprint/credit scheme.  Some months ago I did some research to try to …

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Pearls in Vinegar

By Daniel de la Calle I am a very slow museum visitor.  Last month I went to the Louvre for a couple of hours on …

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Screening at the Oil Company

By Daniel de la Calle from Ipanema Beach, Brazil This past Friday the 28th A Sea Change screened at the CENPES center in Rio de …

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Giant Waves and Broken Bones

By Daniel de la Calle     I was ready to put up this morning a new blog post with Ocean Acidification information found on the …

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That Cranky Old Man

By Daniel de la Calle     A few years from now I will inevitably become an insufferable cranky old man.  I am actually almost there …

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An Alternative Soundtrack

By Daniel de la Calle On last Wednesday’s post I forgot to mention the following astounding coincidence on the BBC’s “The End of the Oceans?” …

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Oceanic News

By Daniel de la Calle I just spent five hours flying over the Atlantic and as a tribute to it have decided to list five …

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Some News, Some Information

By Daniel de la Calle Our poor blog has remained silent for over two weeks.  I do not know how to make excuses sound like …

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Angry Denials

By Daniel de la Calle The internet, that jungle out there. If you have looked for articles about ocean acidification or any of the uncountable …

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Blog Post Comments Worth Being Blog Posts

By Hilary, Colin and Daniel de la Calle On my last post I wrote about a University of Florida Research that might have solved “the …

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Coevolution

By Daniel de la Calle I am in Paris now, just for a couple weeks, and my visit has coincided with a fantastic documentary film …

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Please welcome: the amazing octopus

By Daniel de la Calle During my first year of college I studied Law.  I did not know what to do and my father was …

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THE CENSUS OF MARINE LIFE

By Daniel de la Calle This month the Census of Marine Life (COML) project announced the results of their mammoth work since the year 2000, …

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“The Death of the Oceans?”

By Daniel de la Calle Same day the Census For Marine Life made public the results of those ten years of research (read October 16th …

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On Drowning

By Daniel de la Calle I was 9 years old in 1981 when a local diver submerged a marble image of the Virgin of Carmen …

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When You Reach Maturity

By Daniel de la Calle A couple blog entries ago I mentioned A Sea Change has been present so far at more than fifty film …

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Books, Projects and PhDs

By Daniel de la Calle “All truth passes through three stages: First, it is ridiculed; Second, it is violently opposed; and Third, it is accepted …

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Brazil, Lessons in Coexistence and Incongruence

By Daniel de la Calle What you see below is Brazil: While going through some of the pictures I took here I was struck by …

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Monday’s Smorgasbord

By Daniel de la Calle Every few weeks there is a new one, March was not going to be an exception. Here you go, the …

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THE END OF OCEAN ACIDIFICATION (Our contribution to April Fools Day)

By Daniel de la Calle This is probably the most exciting and positive news of my life.  Reading The London Times this morning I could …

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