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Coral Reef Conservation Bill Up for Consideration

Coral Reef Conservation Bill Up for Consideration
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New climate totals to be released in May

New Climate Normals will be revealed on May 4. Here is what that means and why it is important. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association and National Centers for Environmental Information to update new 30-Year Climate Normals using data from 1991-2020. Author: Monica Woods Updated: 12:49 PM PDT May 3, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif. Every 10 years new Climate Normals are released from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA) and the National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI). The May 4 release will include data from 1991-2020. This will be the update from the last set of 30-Year Normals from 1981-2010. The new Climate Normals will change with this new cycle but since two-thirds of the periods overlap, we may not see huge changes. Right now, NOAA and NCEI are saying we may see many parts of the United States see fewer ‘above normal’ temperature days at the start of this decade compared to recent years.

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When will super low tides happen on the Oregon coast in 2021?

When will super low tides happen on the Oregon coast in 2021?
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Tsunamis caused by air pressure could resuspend Great Lakes contaminants

By Brandon Chew It was atmospheric pressure waves that produced 6-foot water waves in Lake Michigan on April 13, 2018, damaging docks and cottages and submerging breakwalls in Ludington. The event is the first documented meteotsunami in the Great Lakes and provides an opportunity for scientists to better understand and forecast these events, according to a study recently published in the print version of the journal Natural Hazards. Meteotsunami is short for a meteorological tsunami. While most tsunamis are caused by seismic activity, meteotsunamis are caused by rapid changes in air pressure, usually as the result of severe thunderstorms. “Meteotsunamis happen in every Great Lake and they can happen (roughly) 100 times per year,” said Eric Anderson, the study’s lead author and a scientist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association’s Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory.

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Austin Restaurants and Seafood Suppliers Work Toward Sustainability

A selection of dishes from Mongers Market + Kitchen (Photo by John Anderson) It s the calm before the storm – that is, the uncharacteristic period of quiet between lunch and dinner – and a fishmonger is prepping for service behind the polished white tile counter at Mongers Market + Kitchen. He turns away from fileting to greet a regular by name and launches into an explanation of a few market offerings: glistening filets of black sea bass from Virginia, beautiful Barnegat scallops, plump head-on white Gulf shrimp. This past summer, Mongers relocated to the Hyde Park space formerly occupied by Vino Vino, allowing them to double their retail offerings. Now, true to its name, the space is just as much market as it is kitchen. The selection is still modest compared to the seafood department of any grocery store – and chef/owner Shane Stark plans to keep it that way.

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